Seasonal advice, tried and tested tips and honest experiences from a UK Gardener; so you can grow more and worry less.
Plants, whether flowers, vegetables or fruit, will need nutrients, minerals and water to germinate, grow and be productive. Whether you have a small or large garden, you will need to feed your plants, where compost comes in. You can buy compost, but that adds cost to your gardening when you have a lot of materials…
Plants, whether flowers, vegetables or fruit, will need nutrients, minerals and water to germinate, grow and be productive.
Whether you have a small or large garden, you will need to feed your plants, where compost comes in. You can buy compost, but that adds cost to your gardening when you have a lot of materials at home to make your own.
Over the years, I have tried to compost but have never been happy with the result, so I started to learn more.
[…] into your compost (greens), don’t forget to add some brown material. Why not check out my post on composting if you want to know […]
[…] If you’re sowing cosmos seeds directly into the ground, wait until after the last frost date in your area. Prepare the soil by removing any weeds or debris, and rake until it’s loose and fine. Then, scatter the cosmos seeds over the soil and lightly cover them with a thin layer of soil or compost. […]
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