Pruning fruit trees
Everything you need to know about pruning stone and pip fruit trees: equipment, technique, tree shapes, and the golden rules.
Everything you need to know about pruning stone and pip fruit trees: equipment, technique, tree shapes, and the golden rules.
Winter planting begins, and it’s time to start tidying up your patch from the summer months.
Establishing winter brassica, securing seed garlic, tiding up strawberries, and harvesting pip fruit.
Summer crops come in thick and need storing. Seed saving for next year begins while your earlier plantings continue.
In January, the biggest task is usually dealing with pests. Also, planting leeks.
Last chance to plant most summer crops. Time to harvest garlic, berries, and potatoes.
It’s full-steam ahead on all your fresh summer faves.
It’s heating up this month and there’s plenty to get growing in the garden!
We’re at the tail-end of winter rolling towards spring, and things are heating back up.
Winter might be upon us, but there’s still plenty to do in the garden.
A comforting baked pudding that uses whatever fruit is in season. Simple enough for a weeknight.
You’ve finally got a place to plant fruit trees—but there’s dozens at the garden centre! Which one do you buy?
The best use for an apple harvest, in my opinion. A simple, reliable crumble that never disappoints.
Three of our heritage apple trees produced small harvests this year.