Then, hopefully, when these pots are just about finished the bulbs in the ground should be well on their way and we can begin to look forward to the spring display in our gardens once more. Woman of the soil favourite veg growers.

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A journey of discovery in my garden. Cabbage with nutmeg and feta. Slow cooker baked potato and fried egg. Tomato and Jerusalem artichoke soup. I had always known the bushes would have to go and once I started digging, plans for what to do next started to formulate. The new space became the vegetable patch. While I then got rid of the lawn. This meant that I had a lot of space for growing vegetables but I did also want space for other type.

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Time to Plan the Garden. The winter months can sometimes seem to drag on forever, especially when the temps stay below freezing and the snow is flying. What really makes winter furn for me is planning my Kitchen Garden.

Month By Month Vegetable Gardening. Pests, Diseases, Weeds and Interesting Information. Meal Planning and Shopping Tips. My Harvest and A Freezer Breakdown. This week I visited Haddon Hall. Film-makers flock to Haddon Hall to use it as a location. The house and grounds have played host to no less than three versions of Jane Eyr.

From the allotment to the Table. Flowers in spring at RTE. Home of Grow it Yourself Sandymount. Unfortunately the aubergines have been invaded by the greenfly again. They have been given a good wash down and we will see what happens. Some photos from the greenhouse.