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Episode 643: Potato Prep, Celery Sowing & Composting InsightsWelcome back to another episode of The Veg Grower Podcast. This week has very much been about working with the weather, preparing for the […]

Februarys seeds are on the way In tonihgts podcast I am celebrating the fact we are into February and how th days are getting longer. But keep an eye on the weather none […]

Episode 642: Lemon Tree Troubles, Raspberry Pruning & Birdwatching InsightsAs the winter months stretch on, many gardeners find themselves dreaming of warmer days and bountiful harvests. In this week’s episode of the […]

Sowing asparagus from seed In tonihgts podcast I share my it troubles followed by sharing how I ahve grown asparagus from seed as part of todays seed from the seed pack. Finally I set you a mission for the week.

A Slightly Late Supporters Club Catch-Up (But Worth the Wait!) This week’s Supporters Club podcast landed on a Friday evening rather than Thursday, thanks to work commitments getting in the way — thank you […]

Episode 641- Beekeeping Dreams, Winter Harvests and Tidying Up the Allotment This week’s podcast is a bit longer than usual, but there’s plenty going on both in the garden and beyond. From steady progress on the all […]

Sowing Rhubarb, Beekeeping Thoughts This week’s Supporters Club update is all about looking ahead and thinking long-term, both in the garden and with the podcast i […]

Creamy Garlic & Herb Root Veg Bake This is one of those comforting, oven-baked dishes that quietly gets on with the job. It’s rich enough to feel like a treat, but flexible e […]

Sowing Mustard Green Giant & Rainy Weekend Jobs This week has been a good example of steady, practical gardening — the sort that doesn’t always look exciting but really builds mom […]

What to Do in the Garden or Allotment This Weekend With the weather looking on the wet side again, this weekend is shaping up to be less about big outdoor projects and more about sensible, […]

How to Grow Chives – From Seed to Harvest Chives are one of the easiest and most rewarding herbs you can grow. They take up very little space, grow happily in pots or the ground, and […]

Episode 640: Stormy Weather, Rhubarb Jobs & Learning to Prune TogetherThis week’s episode was recorded in challenging conditions, with stormy weather sweeping across the UK. I genuinely hope you’ve come thr […]

A Stormy Week, Rhubarb Jobs & Growing Cardoons I hope everyone has come through the recent storm without any damage. Thankfully, everything here stayed put, and despite the weather, it’s b […]

Baked Eggs with Leeks & Herbs This is one of those simple dishes that works brilliantly when you’ve got eggs coming in regularly and a few winter greens to use up. It’s war […]

Jobs for the Weekend: Stormy Weather, Steady Progress With stormy weather forecast, this weekend is very much about taking things steady and working with the conditions rather than against them. […]

Chives, Storm Prep & Weekend Jobs With a storm on the way, this week’s Supporters Club update is very much about keeping things sensible and flexible in the garden. Seed f […]

Episode 639 Seed of the Month: Chives | Is It Too Early to Sow Seeds? Happy New Year and welcome to the first episode of 2026. In this week’s podcast I’m easing myself back into the garden after a rough start to […]

Wow its got cold here!! Its a Sunday night and tonihgt I am reflecting on how all of a sudden it has got cold here. Although a frost here isnt rare it doesnt normally […]

Leek, Potato & Thyme Soup There are some recipes that just belong in a grower’s kitchen, and this is one of them. Simple, comforting and made from ingredients many of u […]

Happy New Year 2026 is here and i certainly am going to make it a great year with plenty of homegrown veg. Although as we start this year I am full of cold […]