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  • How To Grow Blackcurrants

    How To Grow Blackcurrants

    In our culture of instant gratification, it can sometimes be difficult to do something in the garden now when it won't give you any reward till next year. Fruit bushes are a good example, you go o ... … Read more
  • Top 10 Mothers Day Gardening Gifts 2015

    Top 10 Mothers Day Gardening Gifts 2015

    Mothers Day 2015 Mothers Day 2015 is on sunday the 15th of March in Ireland. It is one of those days that lands on a different date each year, which is why it is easily forgotten about.&n ... … Read more
  • September in the Vegetable Garden - Feeding and protecting your soil

    September in the Vegetable Garden - Feeding and protecting your soil

    It is has been an interesting year in the Quickcrop garden with a hot and dry start followed by plenty of rain. The overcast or rainy days have not been much use for ripening tomatoes but has been gr ... … Read more
  • How to prune old and neglected apple trees

    How to prune old and neglected apple trees

    This article covers pruning old and neglected fruit trees, if you would like to learn how to prune younger or freshly planted trees please read ' An introduction to pruning apple trees'. I get ... … Read more
  • ​The Polytunnel in April

    ​The Polytunnel in April

    So, how is everyone feeling with the improvement in the weather? I for one am feeling pretty good about it. I don't know what the temperatures were like where you are, but it was wonderfully wa ... … Read more
  • Cows aren’t the problem, Agriculture is!

    Cows aren’t the problem, Agriculture is!

    I posted an 'info graphic' (which I did myself) on facebook the other day illustrating that an acre of land could support 20 families in vegetables but just the one cow. I was hoping for a bit of ... … Read more
  • A French Vegetable Garden

    A French Vegetable Garden

    I have always been a bit jealous of my brother in law as despite not being he worlds best linguist he manages to communicate no matter what country he finds himself in through the universal language ... … Read more
  • What Is The Best Finish for Garden Furniture?

    What Is The Best Finish for Garden Furniture?

    A finish generally refers to a coating which you can apply to your garden furniture to add extra protection, improve its weather resistance or retain its visual appeal. This can be done just af ... … Read more
  • Mulching is the key to a healthy garden

    Mulching is the key to a healthy garden

    I have two books which are my vegetable growing bibles. One is Joy Larkcom's 'Grow Your Own Vegetables' and the other is 'Organic Gardening - The Natural No-Dig Way' by Charles Dowding. Both are f ... … Read more
  • How Frost Affects Your Plants

    How Frost Affects Your Plants

    As winter approaches in the second half of the year it's important to consider protecting your plants from cold weather - and the damage that can be caused by frost. In a lot of ways though, it' ... … Read more
  • Growing your own Dwarf Vegetable Varieties

    Growing your own Dwarf Vegetable Varieties

    Cultivating home grown vegetables is a simple pleasure that anyone can experience, even if you have limited space. We don’t all have the benefit of a large garden with room for a greenhouse and a r ... … Read more
  • The Importance Of Plant Protection

    The Importance Of Plant Protection

    Plant protection is the practice of managing weather, weeds, pests and diseases that damage or inhibit the growth of fruit, vegetable and other horticultural crops.Proper crop protection is important ... … Read more
  • Greenhouse or Polytunnel, Which To Choose?

    Greenhouse or Polytunnel, Which To Choose?

    Greenhouses and polytunnels are both structures that allow for regulation of climate and enable you to grow a wider range of vegetables, fruits and plants than you would be able to outdoors. Tempera ... … Read more
  • Hugelkultur Garden Beds

    Hugelkultur Garden Beds

    Hugelkultur is a form of raised bed gardening using layers of organic material. We previously discussed keyhole gardening on the blog, and hugelkultur gardening has a few similarities. It has become ... … Read more
  • Top 10 Plant Protection For The Vegetable Garden

    Top 10 Plant Protection For The Vegetable Garden

    Our Top Ten list of plant protection products for the vegetable garden. Plant protection is the practice of managing weather, weeds, pests and diseases that damage or inhibit the growth of fruit, veg ... … Read more
  • Mini Polytunnel Kits For Vegetable Gardening

    Mini Polytunnel Kits For Vegetable Gardening

    Our Quickcrop mini polytunnel kits have been designed to be attached, via a hinge, to a timber raised bed. They can also be secured straight into the ground using the included ground pegs. These mi ... … Read more
  • Planting Garden Bulbs

    Planting Garden Bulbs

    Flowering bulbs are ideal for container gardening or as part of a vibrant garden border. They are one of the easiest plants to grow and with a little careful planning can provide a beautiful show of ... … Read more
  • February in the Vegetable Garden

    February in the Vegetable Garden

    I quite like February, it's a bit of a renegade. Not only does it have a different number of days than any other month but it also reserves the right to change that date on a leap year. It is the m ... … Read more
  • How To Grow The Best Tomato Seedlings

    How To Grow The Best Tomato Seedlings

    One of the things first time vegetable gardeners ask about when they call or email us is tomatoes - everyone wants to grow their own tomatoes. This is a bit unfortunate as for the most part they are ... … Read more
  • The Polytunnel in September

    The Polytunnel in September

    Unless you live in a part of the country with a unique and unreported special climate you will have experienced a pretty disappointing summer for growing fruit and vegetables. Apart from the fact it' ... … Read more
  • Pickling Cucumbers - Types of Pickles

    Pickling Cucumbers - Types of Pickles

    The humble cucumber is perhaps the single most popular food to use for pickles, so much so that over in the States the word ‘pickle’ pretty much means ‘pickled cucumber’. We’re a little more sp ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in Early Spring

    The Vegetable Garden in Early Spring

    Well, it's been a while. I always have great intentions to write more articles every month but time seems to slip by so easily with the day to day business at Quickcrop. Yes, I am the same person who ... … Read more
  • Letters to a Beekeeper

    Letters to a Beekeeper

    As I've mentioned in my bee article I have accidentally ended up with a hive of bees. This is all fine and well but clearly I need to learn a lot more about them to become a successful (and expert ... … Read more
  • Top Ten Easiest Vegetables To Grow

    Top Ten Easiest Vegetables To Grow

    Top ten list of the easiest vegetables to grow for the beginner gardener. Our list of easy to grow vegetables all have a good chance of first time success and will give you the skills you need to ... … Read more
  • How To Fix a Hole in a Polytunnel

    How To Fix a Hole in a Polytunnel

    Polytunnels are designed to be durable structures, and you can expect the polythene cover itself to last for a good 4-5 years before it needs replacing. Having said that, accidents can happen ... … Read more
  • The Incredible Hungry Bin Worm Composter

    The Incredible Hungry Bin Worm Composter

    One of the best (and the most fun) ways to make compost is back! Innovators that we are, we had taken in a small stock of these sturdy compost bins last year but due to problems with the European dis ... … Read more
  • Gaby Wieland on Wheatgrass

    Gaby Wieland on Wheatgrass

    Researching the benefits of drinking wheatgrass juice has to be one of the most challenging tasks as opinions vary wildly from one side to the other. The problem for me is that the more ardent suppor ... … Read more
  • The Best Crops to Grow in a Polytunnel

    The Best Crops to Grow in a Polytunnel

    A polytunnel can really open up a world of growing possibilities, extending the growing season, providing extra shelter and increasing your chances of success with warm climate crops.  However, ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Kale (Red)

    How To Grow Kale (Red)

    How to grow red kale, the variety we use most often in our nurseries is Red Russian, this is a frost hardy variety with a sweeter taste than other kale. A wonderful addition to the winter garde ... … Read more
  • Beautiful Beetroot with Dorcas Barry

    Beautiful Beetroot with Dorcas Barry

    I always liked beetroot anyway but since my wife started making a salad with roasted beetroot and feta cheese my interest in growing them reached new heights. I have been improving my garden soil ove ... … Read more
  • What Are The Best Vegetables For Children?

    What Are The Best Vegetables For Children?

    Persuading children to eat vegetables can be a task and a half. It’s not just stubbornness either: research shows that kids’ taste buds are simply more receptive to sweet foods. And let’s be ho ... … Read more
  • The Quickcrop Garden in Mid June

    The Quickcrop Garden in Mid June

    Well folks, I am back from my week's holidays loafing around with the day to myself. If anyone is interested, I was in Oysterhaven, a pretty spot on the sea in county Cork. The idea was to have an id ... … Read more
  • Late August Garden Update & Protecting Your Soil.

    Late August Garden Update & Protecting Your Soil.

    This week we are back in the vegetable garden to look at growth towards the end of the season and to make sure we get the best possible harvests before the cold weather arrives. While August can seem ... … Read more
  • Know Your Onions - How to grow onions

    Know Your Onions - How to grow onions

    Onions are some of the easiest things to grow and require very little looking after. As our friend Dermot Carey (last head gardener of Lissadell House) says if you can't grow onions you might as well ... … Read more
  • Charles Dowding's Garden

    Charles Dowding's Garden

    If you read any of the guff I write you will probably have heard me mention Charles Dowding before. He's a bit of a hero of mine basically because his book 'Organic Gardening - The Natural No Dig Way ... … Read more
  • How to Propagate a Plant From Cuttings

    How to Propagate a Plant From Cuttings

    Plant propagation is creating new plants from existing plants. This can be done using seeds or bulbs, by taking cuttings from existing plants, or by dividing roots. Taking cuttings is by far the eas ... … Read more
  • The Polytunnel in January

    The Polytunnel in January

    While I do spend plenty of happy time in the garden in January there really isn't a whole lot you can do other than preparing things for the season ahead. In may cases I will be tempted to start a ... … Read more
  • How To Make a Herb Garden

    How To Make a Herb Garden

    They may not be the first thing you think of when planning a vegetable garden, but herbs are very easy and rewarding to grow. They provide a rich array of options when it comes to cooking and garnish ... … Read more
  • The January vegetable garden

    The January vegetable garden

    Well, here we go again, another new year and another new season beginning in the vegetable garden! I really do love the fresh start a new season brings. Past blunders are forgotten and a fabulous new ... … Read more
  • September Seeds & Super Soil

    September Seeds & Super Soil

    September in the Vegetable Garden Following our article on Autumn sowing for the polytunnel (17th August), we have had a number of requests for information on outdoor sowing in September, naturally ... … Read more
  • Choosing the Right Polytunnel for Your Garden

    Choosing the Right Polytunnel for Your Garden

    A polytunnel is a game-changer for the home grower, and if you can afford the initial investment it will pay off in spades. However, trying to choose between the range of options (and ensuring you g ... … Read more
  • What to grow in a School Vegetable Garden

    What to grow in a School Vegetable Garden

    Be Realistic! I'd give the same advice to any new gardener - to start small with easy to grow crops. A school vegetable garden also has the holidays to take into account so unless you have ... … Read more
  • The Difference between Indoor and Outdoor Cucumbers

    The Difference between Indoor and Outdoor Cucumbers

    The Cucumber incident Did I tell you I'm now on TikTok? Despite not really knowing what TikTok is, I made my debut on the controversial social media platform a few weeks ago when Carmel put a couple ... … Read more
  • Lough Gill Kayak Tour

    Lough Gill Kayak Tour

    I am not someone who is very keen on getting up at 5 am on a Sunday morning but last weekend I found myself sitting blinking in the car three and half hours before Sunday Miscellany was due to ... … Read more
  • Late July in the Quickcrop Vegetable Garden

    Late July in the Quickcrop Vegetable Garden

    Keep sowing those seeds! I know I said it in a previous mail/blog post, but I feel I should again remind you to keep sowing seeds for late summer, autumn or overwintering crops. I know it doe ... … Read more
  • Polytunnel Pest Control

    Polytunnel Pest Control

    When it comes to dealing with garden pests, the enclosed space of the polytunnel can be something of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, your crops are protected from the outdoors - which can ... … Read more
  • Native vs Non Native Wildflowers

    Native vs Non Native Wildflowers

    At first glance, the idea that planting wildflowers is good for nature, or the ecosystem, or for pollinating insects seems like sound logic. However, as with many things in life, the reality is a bi ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Microgreens Indoors

    How to Grow Microgreens Indoors

    Towards the end of summer and into autumn, activity in the vegetable garden slows down as crops are fully grown and their fruit begins to ripen. Winter brassicas are bedded in until spring, and work ... … Read more
  • Sunshine after rain

    Sunshine after rain

    I was moaning to myself the other morning about the rather more watery Summer than we would have wished for so decided to head out for a walk to clear the head. I brought the dog with me as whatever ... … Read more
  • Create Privacy in Your Garden with Durapost Garden Fencing

    Create Privacy in Your Garden with Durapost Garden Fencing

    If you're familiar with the Quickcrop garden diary, you may have noticed the low timber fence around my vegetable plot, which is supposed to keep things looking neat and tidy but has got very r ... … Read more
  • August in the Quickcrop Vegetable Garden

    August in the Quickcrop Vegetable Garden

    I can't believe I am already writing about the vegetable garden in August, where has all that time gone? I don't know what the weather is like where you are but we are seeing cooler, showery days whi ... … Read more
  • Planting French Garlic in Autumn

    Planting French Garlic in Autumn

    It's the start of Autumn here and we’re clinging on to a vague suggestion of an Indian Summer. It's still dry enough to spend a bit of time in the garden and there are a few seasonal jobs that are pe ... … Read more
  • Holly Somerville. Botanical Artist

    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 the time anymore. I'm always a bit jealous wh ... … Read more
  • Fast Composting vs Slow Composting

    Fast Composting vs Slow Composting

    Easy compost making: throw some organic matter in a pile and wait. But of course we never let it be that easy. For years, composters all over have been monkeying with the "how to compost" puzzle to ... … Read more
  • The Health Benefits of Using a Home Sauna

    The Health Benefits of Using a Home Sauna

    Look, we don’t blame you if you get a bit sceptical when someone goes on about the positive health effects that a particular activity might have. This is doubly so when someone is trying to mar ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in July - Planting New Potatoes

    The Vegetable Garden in July - Planting New Potatoes

    If you have some spare space in your vegetable garden in July you could put in some 'Second Cropping' potatoes for a late Autumn/Winter harvest. Winter seed potatoes are essentially selected early va ... … Read more
  • N.P.K. Explained

    N.P.K. Explained

    We get asked a lot this time of year what fertilizer should be used on what plant. I find the subject very interesting, much to the dismay of some callers who I sense nodding off on the other end of ... … Read more
  • Why Sow Wildflowers?

    Why Sow Wildflowers?

    What are the main benefits of sowing wildflowers in your outdoor space or of creating a wildflower meadow? First of all, it's best to go for a 100% native Irish wildflower mix, as non-native wildflo ... … Read more
  • Vegan Vegetable Gardening

    Vegan Vegetable Gardening

    Vegan gardening has a lot of overlap with organic or no-dig gardening. However, the ways in which it differs are related to the principles of veganism itself. Veganism is a belief or philosophy ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in November

    The Vegetable Garden in November

    November is the month when growth in the vegetable garden finally grinds to a halt. Temperatures fall and daylight levels decrease, the season is over and other than harvesting any remaining crops ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Climbing Peas and Beans

    How to Grow Climbing Peas and Beans

    Climbing peas and beans are some of my favourite crops in the vegetable garden. They epitomise summer with their attractive flowers and lush growth. There is something 'active' about them with their ... … Read more
  • February 2018 - Vegetable Garden Update

    February 2018 - Vegetable Garden Update

    This weekend showed some real promise with blue skies and the first fleeting traces of heat from the sun. As you see from the photo (taken on Sunday morning) the wind had also dropped leaving the lak ... … Read more
  • About Bare Root Trees

    About Bare Root Trees

    Why Plant Bare Root Trees? Everyone seems to be talking about trees these days and with good reason. They are one of the single most effective ways to take carbon out of the atmosphere and help ... … Read more
  • Tips on Vegetable Seed Sowing Times

    Tips on Vegetable Seed Sowing Times

    Seed sowing dates This week I thought it might be helpful to include some more detail on seed sowing dates as, with some minor planning, you can skew the season in your favour and avoid some common ... … Read more
  • The Ultimate Guide to Vegetable Harvesting

    The Ultimate Guide to Vegetable Harvesting

    Those of you who are subscribed to our newsletter may already be familiar with this A-Z guide that I've been gradually putting together. It's easy to find sowing times for vegetables but sometimes it ... … Read more
  • Vegetables to Sow in Late June

    Vegetables to Sow in Late June

    After last weeks brilliant article on late sowings of peas and carrots I got a number of mails asking what other vegetables can be sown at this time of year. I am always surprised at how many people ... … Read more
  • Harvesting Homegrown Vegetables

    Harvesting Homegrown Vegetables

    Harvesting homegrown vegetables can be just as important as growing them as some crops can quickly go past their best and loose precious flavour and texture. Harvesting at just the right time is impo ... … Read more
  • Planting Bare Root Fruit in Winter

    Planting Bare Root Fruit in Winter

    I sometimes throw my vegetable garden a guilty look as I skip past it on my way to the fruit cage or down to look at my young apple trees. The vegetable garden, though not as glamorous, does the heav ... … Read more
  • Best Compost For Urban Container Growing

    Best Compost For Urban Container Growing

    If you don't have a patch of soil to grow in then clearly you will have to grow your vegetables in a container of some sort. A container grown urban garden adds life to your balcony or back yard a ... … Read more
  • The Knepp Castle Re-Wilding Project

    The Knepp Castle Re-Wilding Project

    I spent most of last weekend loafing around Kent and Sussex as I was keen to visit a few gardens while the season still has some life left in it. One of the highlights of the trip was a visit to the ... … Read more
  • What to Grow in the Polytunnel in Winter

    What to Grow in the Polytunnel in Winter

    We had a number of questions recently on polytunnel growing: particularly whether polytunnels are worth the investment and whether it is true that they enable year-round growing, so I figured I ... … Read more
  • How to Create your own Butterfly Garden

    How to Create your own Butterfly Garden

    Butterflies are one of the most charismatic of all garden visitors, with their vividly coloured wings and elegant flight arcs. Species like Red Admiral, Peacock and Small Tortoiseshell are commonly ... … Read more
  • Vegetable Growing in Late Winter

    Vegetable Growing in Late Winter

    What kinds of things can you do in the garden at this time of year. It’s not quite Spring after all? Well, no, we’ve still a long way to go before we get to Spring. This time of year is really a ... … Read more
  • How to prune Gooseberry Bushes and Currants.

    How to prune Gooseberry Bushes and Currants.

    How to prune Gooseberry bushes and currant bushes. Pruning fruit bushes can seem complicated but is, in fact, very simple. Many people are nervous about the process so leave fruit unpruned which will ... … Read more
  • How To Maintain Your Home Sauna

    How To Maintain Your Home Sauna

    Kicking back and relaxing in your home sauna is going to be much easier once you know that everything is working smoothly and the structure is in good condition. The good news is that saun ... … Read more
  • Genuinely Delicious Beetroot Burgers

    Genuinely Delicious Beetroot Burgers

    I do love the colour of beetroot, its glorious deep fuschia just makes me feel good looking at it. Add chickpeas, oil, garlic, lemon and some ground cumin in the blender and I still see that wonder ... … Read more
  • The Quickcrop Vegetable Garden in Early June

    The Quickcrop Vegetable Garden in Early June

    It really is incredible how things burst into life when we get a bit of warmth and sunshine: my little plot is suddenly a very different place. It was such a nice day yesterday that we took the came ... … Read more
  • Christmas Gift Ideas for The Gardening Enthusiast

    Christmas Gift Ideas for The Gardening Enthusiast

    Whether you're (a) looking for a gift for the gardening enthusiast in your life or (b) you want to leave some heavy hints lying around about what you yourself would like - here's our Christmas gif ... … Read more
  • Garden Fencing Panel Comparisons

    Garden Fencing Panel Comparisons

    Birkdale Durapost FencingAs part of the Durapost Fencing System, a durable alternative to traditional timber or concrete fence posts, we supply two (soon to be three) Fencing panel options that have ... … Read more
  • How to grow tulips

    How to grow tulips

    This week sees a whole new departure for the Quickcrop team as we stick our pretty little toes into the wonderful world of flowering plants. It is not that we have fallen out of love with our vegetab ... … Read more
  • Your garden in July

    Your garden in July

    July is a fabulous time in the garden with so much glossy new growth and tasty young vegetables. Don't forget there is still plenty of things you can sow now, the warmer weather giving the added adva ... … Read more
  • How to grow bare root soft fruit part 2: How to grow Currants

    How to grow bare root soft fruit part 2: How to grow Currants

    Currants are an excellent fruit for the home gardener as they a relatively trouble free and produce large crops of highly nutritious fruit. Currants are divided into black, red and white types wit ... … Read more
  • Is It Too Late To Start A Vegetable Garden in August?

    Is It Too Late To Start A Vegetable Garden in August?

    If you’re just thinking about starting your first vegetable garden, you might feel like you’ve missed the boat or that it’s the wrong time of year. Fair enough: many gardeners see August as a t ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in October

    The Vegetable Garden in October

    Preparing the garden for winter I know I mentioned feeding your soil in some detail at the end of August but it really is the best thing you can do for your garden at this time of year. Layers of or ... … Read more
  • Does food affect our Mental Health?

    Does food affect our Mental Health?

    Mental health is clearly just as important as our physical health, yet is unseen and can be so difficult to manage, it can affect every aspect of our daily lives, be it social, work, relationship ... … Read more
  • Unusual Fruit and Vegetables to Grow in a Polytunnel

    Unusual Fruit and Vegetables to Grow in a Polytunnel

    When it comes to polytunnel growing, there tends to be something of a consensus around which crops are reliable staples in a temperate climate such as in the UK and Ireland. Indeed you will have pro ... … Read more
  • How to Start a Fruit Garden

    How to Start a Fruit Garden

    If you read last week's post you will know we talked about adding wood ash around gooseberry plants. I had a couple of emails asking if wood ash can be used around all fruit (it can't) so thought we ... … Read more
  • How to grow raspberries

    How to grow raspberries

    How to grow bare root soft fruit In general and for the purposes of this article, soft fruit refers to soft skinned, juicy fruit borne on bushes or canes. Other types of soft fruit include straw ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in February 2021

    The Vegetable Garden in February 2021

    While we are heading in the right direction in terms of day length, February is still a very cold month with little we can sow or plant outside. There are a few crops that we should sow indoors in Fe ... … Read more
  • The Ultimate Guide to Vegetable Harvesting Part 2

    The Ultimate Guide to Vegetable Harvesting Part 2

    Here begins Part 2 of our guide to vegetable harvesting, going in neat alphabetical order. Knowing when to harvest can be just as important in its own way as growing, tending to plants, irrigation ... … Read more
  • A Guide to Bird Nesting Boxes

    A Guide to Bird Nesting Boxes

    A bird friendly garden is a garden that feels more alive. The ambience of birdsong and the flutter of wings lend a serene air to our surroundings, as well as adding colour and interest for children. … Read more
  • How To Extend The Growing Season with a Polytunnel - Part 1: Spring

    How To Extend The Growing Season with a Polytunnel - Part 1: Spring

    As was briefly mentioned in my mail of a couple of weeks ago, changing weather patterns can challenge our habits and our 'collective wisdom' about the traditional growing season. In recent years ... … Read more
  • An Irish Nature Year - Jane Powers

    An Irish Nature Year - Jane Powers

    As you may know from last week's communication I have been having a very enjoyable time reading Jane Powers' new book 'An Irish Nature Year'. The book is a compilation of 366 entries (one for every d ... … Read more
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    Compost Renew - Compost Accelerator 1.5kg

    €14.95
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    €114.95
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    Winter Tree Wash - 1L

    €19.95
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    Vegtrug Home Farm Kit Special Offer

    €329.50
    €379.50
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    Drawtape Refuse Sacks - 10 per pack

    €1.95
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    Sand Thatched Planter

    €22.95
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    School Vegetable Garden Pack 6

    €1,475.00
    €1,575.00
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    Golden Gark Multipurpose Garden Tool

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    Bokashi Bin x 2 With 1kg Bran

    €79.50
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    €249.50
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    Joraform Compost Tumbler JK400

    €1,295.00
    €1,395.00
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    €14.95
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    €700.00
    €728.85
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    €400.00
    €466.35
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    €39.95
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    €2.45
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    2 Tier Corner Raised Bed

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    Westland Big Tom Tomato Planter - 55l

    €10.95
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    Faith in Nature Conditioner - Aloe Vera 5L

    €84.95
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    Raised Bed With Soil Beginners Kit (180cm x 90cm)

    €215.95
    €238.95
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    Envirogrind Enriched Compost 850L

    €158.00
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    Raised Bed Vegetable Garden For Beginners

    €79.50
    €89.95
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    Carrot Patio Planter - 2 Pack

    €12.95
    €14.95
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    €12.95
    €15.90
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    School Vegetable Garden Pack 3

    €800.00
    €917.25
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    Natural Alpaca Fertiliser - 800g

    €15.95
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    Ridan Pro 900 Maturation Bin

    €795.00
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    D2w Degradable Swing Bin Liner - 15 x 50L

    €4.95
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    €8.95
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    Large Sunbubble Plant House/Conservatory

    €395.00
    €445.00
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    Joraform Compost Tumbler JK270 'Big Pig'

    €595.00
    €795.00
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    Joraform Composter JK125 'Little Pig' Fully Assembled

    €595.00
    €695.00
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    Tomato Planters - 2 Pack

    €14.95
    €19.95
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    €1,200.00
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    €3,750.00
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    10kgs No.2 Quality Lawnseed

    €87.95
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    20kgs No.2 Quality Lawnseed

    €167.95
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    30 Metre Soaker Hose

    €89.50
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    Workman Sack Truck With Solid Wheel

    €83.95
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    Mini Pop Up Poly Greenhouse

    €14.95
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    RRP:
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    €1,535.00 - €1,995.00
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    Garlic Wonder Pest Spray Concentrate 500ml

    €24.95
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    School Vegetable Garden Pack 5

    €895.00
    €995.00
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    Light and Moisture Meter

    €34.95
    €39.95
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    Soil Renew - Soil Improver

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    Core Retractable Utility Knife

    €2.95
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    Workman Sack Truck w/ Pneumatic Wheels

    €86.95
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    16mm inline irrigation filter

    €54.95
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    €6.95
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    RHS Bug and Mildew Control 1L

    €7.95
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    RHS Moss Killer 1L

    €7.95
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    Glass Sprouting Spicy Salad

    €8.95
    Out of stock
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    Metal Raised Garden Planter with Legs

    €159.95
    €299.95
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    Premium Tomato Growhouse

    €44.95
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    6Ltr Cider Making Kit inc. Fruit Press

    €229.50
    €249.50
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    Vigo Economy Crusher - Quality Fruit Crusher

    €297.50
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    Preformed Pond Liner (Tench)

    €64.85
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    Bio D Concentrated Washing Powder

    RRP:
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    Elvis & Kresse Torpedo Cufflinks

    €28.00
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    Galvanised & Cedar Elevated Planter

    €124.75
    €249.50
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    Organic Lawn Feed & Improver with Mycorrhiza - 5kg

    €14.95
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    Thornless Native Hedging Mix - Pack of 25

    €59.50
    Out of stock
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    Eco Hive Composter

    €229.95
    €299.95
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    Elvis & Kresse Big Yellow Belt

    €36.00
    Out of stock
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    Elvis & Kresse West End Belt

    €32.00
    Out of stock
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    Oyster Mushroom Grow Kit

    €22.95
    Out of stock
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    Coastal and Exposed Sites Hedging Mix 25 pack

    €59.50
    Out of stock
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    Beaming Baby Biodegradeable Nappy Sacks

    €2.45
    €4.95
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    Irish Gold Seed Potatoes

    €7.95
    Out of stock
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    Green Lawn No2 Mix Grass Seed 5kg

    €49.50
    Out of stock
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    Unwins Homegrown Gin Cocktail Growing Kit

    €15.95
    Out of stock
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    15m Soaker Hose Kit

    €15.95
    €24.95
    Out of stock
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    Kent & Stowe Capability Trowel

    €17.95
    €34.95
    Out of stock
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    Glass Sprouting Mixed Salad

    €8.95
    Out of stock
  • The easy growing raised bed planrter on legs

    Easy Growing Anthracite Raised Bed on Legs

    €119.95
    Out of stock
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