Have you ever stood in the supermarket wondering whether strawberries should really be available in December, or why asparagus suddenly seems to appear everywhere for a few weeks each spring? The answer is simple: while supermarkets stock many fruits and vegetables all year round thanks to imports from around the world, most produce has a …
Growing for food
Spring veg guide: What to eat now and sow for later
Spring is finally here. The days are getting longer and the sun feels a little warmer on your face. It is the time of year when we all start craving fresh, crunchy food. We want to say goodbye to heavy winter stews and hello to vibrant greens. However, spring is a tricky time for British …
A Foodie’s Guide to Seasonal Vegetables in the UK
Nothing beats the satisfaction of cooking with the freshest ingredients, and knowing what’s in season is the key to unlocking fresher flavours, better nutrition, and even lower costs (plus, it’s great for the planet). This guide is your month-by-month walkthrough of seasonal vegetables in the UK, with tips on how to make the most of …
The Best Time of Year to Grow and Use Herbs
For home cooks, nothing beats the flavor and aroma of freshly-picked herbs. Whether you’re adding them to your favorite dish or using them in a homemade remedy, herbs are a versatile and essential ingredient. But when is the best time of year to grow and use herbs? In this blog post, we’ll explore the seasons …
Edible Landscaping: Growing Your Own Food
Are you looking for a way to beautify your backyard while growing your own food? Edible landscaping is the perfect solution! With edible landscaping, you can create an aesthetically pleasing garden with delicious fruits, vegetables, and herbs that are easy to care for. Not only will you be able to enjoy the beauty of nature …
Growing herbs on the kitchen windowsill
Growing herbs can be a fun and delicious way to start your gardening experience. It makes it so easy to add herbs to flavour every meal you make. As you are growing your own herbs it enables you to truly experiment with flavours as you are not buying fresh herbs every time you fancy cooking! …



