There’s loads of exciting stuff to do in April as the season really begins to gather momentum. I’m going to give you some recommendations on seed varieties as the right ….Read more
Vegetable Seedlings & Free School help.
We spend a lot of time at Quickcrop trying to come up with better ways of doing things. We want to make it as easy as possible to shop on ….Read more
Holly Somerville. Botanical Artist
I must confess to be a bit of a frustrated artist myself, in fact my past career involved slopping paint around the canvas but sadly I can’t seem to find ….Read more
Lyonnaise Potatoes
Potatoes are a staple, a real mainstay of the kitchen but I think we can take them for granted in this part of the world. I grew up in a ….Read more
Shake off the cobwebs, it’s February!
I’m a big fan of February, apart from the fact it’s my birthday (I got a camera!) it’s exciting because it’s the month we get the first whiff of Springtime. ….Read more
Poulet Vous? Ah Ha!
We have a treat for you this month as Niall has put his head above the literary parapet and written an article! In answer to one of our facebook queries ….Read more
Domini’s Leek and bread pudding.
This recipe comes comes courtesy of the very generous Domini Kemp (on the right) who has given us access to her recipe book. I’m off bread because I can’t sleep ….Read more
February garden advice
Even though it’s a mild early Spring so far it’s still too cold to plant anything outside. Even if we’re sowing inside there are very few things we can get ….Read more
Crop Comfort.
I don’t know about you but I love new beginnings. It’s a chance to start with a clean slate and let any mistakes fall away to where they belong, in ….Read more
Things to do in January
I’m not going to give you the usual boring list of January jobs like cleaning your greenhouse or polishing your tools. I might as well remind you to empty the ….Read more