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Grow Your Own Best For Kitchen Gardeners

 
Description: GEt top-notch advice on kitchen gardening! UK Magazine.

Newest Review: ... gardeners but also those who may grow fruit and veg in their garden or even in pots on a patio. It costs roundabout £30 if ... more

 ... you do a search on the net and this covers 12 issues and is produced monthly and sent straight to you via the post. Each month covers what you should be doing that month (great for beginners like me) a section on vegetable growing and looking after and a section on fruit growing. There is also an 'ask the expert' page for questions, and seasonal recipies. There are useful artciles each month too. The August issue for example has an article on organic gardening, compost making , keeping chickens and slug con...more

divegal
Premium Review Grow Your Own Best For Kitchen Gardeners: grow your own mag-full of useful information (313 words)
by divegal - written on 16/11/08 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I recently started 'growing my own' after getting an allotment for the first time this year. I really hadn't a clue as I had only grown flowers up to then. I found a website called 'growfruitandveg 'which I think is a forum set up by the people who produce the magazine. I saw the mag mentioned on there and decided to subscribe. Its aimed not only at allotment gardeners but also those who may grow fruit and veg in their garden or even in pots on a patio. It costs roundabout £30 if you do a search on the net and this covers 12 issues and is produced monthly and sent straight to you via the post. Each month covers what you should be doing that month ...

deehuff
Premium Review Cultivating dinner (410 words)
by deehuff - written on 08/08/08 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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Grow your own Magazine is a monthly magazine aimed at the kitchen gardener, and is presented in a way which is easy to understand whether you're a beginner or an experienced grower. The July 2008 issue contains the following headings in the Table of Contents: Veg Plot: The food Gardener, guides to growing carrots and fennel, and jobs for the month; Plot Essentials July is a to-do list; and All you need to know about chicory. Fruit Garden: All you need to know about strawberries, and the Fruit Gardener. Weekend Growers: Use your free seeds and The Instant Veg Garden. Under Cover: Jobs for the ...

 
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