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Garlic, New Chickens, and Growing Chervil The latest Supporters Club podcast is now live, packed with updates, practical advice, and a look at what’s ahead. Here’s what you’ll hear […]

#623 – Wet Weekend Gardening and Stormy SkiesThis week on the Veg Grower Podcast, the weather has been the main story. With heavy showers and strong winds, I’ve had to adapt my plans in b […]

A Stormy Weekend, Tatsoi Sowing, and Heading to Glee This week’s Supporters Club podcast is now available. In this episode: I share my weekend update from the allotment and kitchen g […]

Sage and Onion Stuffing Recipe For this week’s recipe, I wanted to share a true classic that makes the most of what many of us already have to hand — onions from store and […]

Wet Weekend Plans, Compost Bins, and Growing Mibuna This week’s Supporters Club podcast is live. In this episode I share my weekend tasks, which include: Starting a new compost bin and c […]

Episode 622: Compost Wins, Edible Violas, and Garlic Growing Tips This week on the Veg Grower Podcast I have been busy on both the allotment and in the kitchen garden. September always feels like the start of […]

Compost Wins, Companion Herbs & Spring Onions This week’s Supporters Club podcast is now live! In this episode, I share: How pleased I am with the homemade compost from my a […]

Aioli – A Garlicky Classic for Every Grower’s Kitchen Garlic has to be one of my favourite crops to grow – it’s reliable, easy, and brings so much flavour to the kitchen. And what better way to cel […]

September: A Fresh Start in the Garden In this episode, I share: My gardening plans for the weekend – including allotment tidying, compost spreading, planting chard and leeks, a […]

#621 September Seed of the Month: Watercress, Rainwater Wins & Making the Most of Autumn As we step into September, the garden is changing pace – and this week I’ve been keeping dry in the shed, sowing our seed of the month: wat […]

Peppery Watercress Soup – Fresh, Simple, and Homegrown Watercress is one of those crops that bridges the gap between growing and eating beautifully. A lush green that thrives in damp soil or a […]

Whats seeds will be in Septemebers seed pack As anoother weekend draws to a close we also say goodbye to August, but in its place comes September which for me is the beginning of the […]

Rain at Last, Tip Runs, and Spring Onion Challenges After a long, dry summer, the rain has finally returned — and the garden couldn’t be happier. In this week’s Supporters Club Podcast, I share […]

#620 Summer Pruning, Soil Testing, and Fermentation: Making the Most of the Harvest Welcome back to another episode of the Veg Grower Podcast, where I share what’s happening on my allotment and in my kitchen garden here in L […]

Roast Greengages with Star Anise & Orange, Served with Vanilla Mascarpone & PistachiosHi, it’s Scott here with this week’s recipe. We’re heading into late summer now, and that means one thing – stone fruit season. This week I’ […]

Still another day for gardening Usually on a sunday evening many of us would be preparing for the monday monring but these weekend we ahvae an extra day for gardening and I […]

Bank Holiday Gardening Plans: Chicory Sowing and Weekend Jobs This week in the kitchen garden I sowed something a little different – Chicory Brussels Witloof. These seeds, sown now in late August, will g […]

Seed Saving, Slug Battles & A Summer Squash Supper – Episode 619 This week’s episode of The Veg Grower Podcast is packed with jobs on the allotment, progress in the kitchen garden, and a listener’s que […]

Sowing our onions In tonihgts podacst we have sown our onions for over wintering, usually we would buy onion sets for over winter growing but a few years ago I learned we could sow seeds and have better onions.

Garlic & Herb Roasted Patty Pan Squash This week, with Chef Scott away, I’m stepping in with a recipe of my own – one that celebrates the patty pan squash, a fun and slightly und […]