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  • Greenhouse Irrigation

    Greenhouse Irrigation

    One of the key differences between growing plants inside and growing them outside in your garden is that indoor plants don’t benefit from rainfall. As such, irrigation becomes even more importa ... … Read more
  • A guide to polytunnel irrigation

    A guide to polytunnel irrigation

    This might seem like an odd time of year to talk about irrigation, but if you are thinking of adding a watering system to your polytunnel or greenhouse then now is the time to get it done. Irri ... … Read more
  • The Quickcrop Garden Irrigation System

    The Quickcrop Garden Irrigation System

    The Quickcrop Garden Irrigation System can be adapted to suit a range of vegetable garden design layouts using a selection of connectors, hoses, valves and timers which can be arranged and connect ... … Read more
  • How to Irrigate your Garden During a Hosepipe Ban

    How to Irrigate your Garden During a Hosepipe Ban

    I took the above photo on Friday morning on the last day of my holidays, it shows Gurteen bay in Co. Galway on another gloriously sunny day. For the first time ever the weather went my way with ne ... … Read more
  • Irrigation in the Vegetable Garden

    Irrigation in the Vegetable Garden

    Regular watering and sensible irrigation is essential to the development and healthy growth of any plant. Water is drawn from the root of the plant and transported through its capilla ... … Read more
  • How to make your own Olla Pots for Eco-Friendly Garden Irrigation

    How to make your own Olla Pots for Eco-Friendly Garden Irrigation

    It’s always fun to learn about and experiment with a new gardening technique. Olla pots (and the unique way that they work) aren’t exactly new though, far from it. The use of olla (pronounced&n ... … Read more
  • Automatic Garden Watering Systems

    Automatic Garden Watering Systems

    Having some kind of automatic system set up to irrigate your plants is beneficial for a number of reasons: It frees you up to take care of other garden tasks, as you no longer have to traip ... … Read more
  • Gardening tips for dry weather

    Gardening tips for dry weather

    I gather that while the whole country is experiencing some warm and dry June weather, us culchies on the west coast are getting the highest temperatures (for a change). Of course, last week I h ... … Read more
  • Xeriscaping and Drought Tolerant Plants

    Xeriscaping and Drought Tolerant Plants

    It might sound like a phrase from some futuristic sci-fi story involving androids and off-world colonies, but xeriscaping actually comes from the Greek word ‘xeros’, meaning dry. It’s the pract ... … Read more
  • Watering Plants with Rainwater

    Watering Plants with Rainwater

    Rainwater harvesting has become more popular and more common in the UK in recent years. Whether in response to hosepipe bans and water shortages, or in anticipation of climate change and future droug ... … Read more
  • How to Water Your Garden by Hand

    How to Water Your Garden by Hand

    When it comes to watering the vegetable garden, convenience and automation has a lot going for it, but it’s not the be all and end all. Being a gardening ‘luddite’ whose weapon of choice is a ... … Read more
  • When is the best time to water plants?

    When is the best time to water plants?

    Whether learning by experience or by reading up, you’ll soon come to realise that - for the most part - there are no hard and fast rules for gardening. This applies to irrigation as well. Sure, there ... … Read more
  • What type of Water is best for plants?

    What type of Water is best for plants?

    Water is one of the most crucial building blocks for plant growth. The rest of the ‘Big 5’ consists of oxygen, light, favourable temperature and nutrients. Interestingly enough for the purpose of thi ... … Read more
  • Sustainable Gardening

    Sustainable Gardening

    You've probably seen the word 'sustainable' a fair bit, but we wouldn't blame you if you're not entirely sure what it means. With the way it's used, it can sometimes seem like another word for &lsqu ... … 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
  • Burtown Kitchen Garden Diary – How To Build a Polytunnel

    Burtown Kitchen Garden Diary – How To Build a Polytunnel

    This week we have our second installment of the Burtown Kitchen Garden Diary where we see Dermot building a new polytunnel on the site to broaden the choice of fruit and vegetables destined for the ... … 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
  • Vegepod Self Watering Raised Bed

    Vegepod Self Watering Raised Bed

    The unique selling point of the Vegepod is that it combines some of the benefits of raised bed gardening with those of growing under cover or in a container. You can create a  microc ... … Read more
  • Organic Gardening

    Organic Gardening

    What is Meant By Organic Gardening? You will no doubt often hear the term organic gardening or ‘gardening naturally’. What it actually means - or how strict the definition is - can be dif ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Tomatoes In Containers

    How To Grow Tomatoes In Containers

    Tomatoes can be grown in containers like pots, planters, growbags, and hanging baskets, they may not be the easiest plant to grow at home but they are definitely one of the favourites. There are many ... … Read more
  • The Benefits of Raised Bed Gardening

    The Benefits of Raised Bed Gardening

    Why should I use a raised bed? I guess the best place to get started is why should I grow in raised beds in the first place? For me, growing in raised beds was my only option at first. When I began ... … Read more
  • How Do You Use A Greenhouse (for Beginners)?

    How Do You Use A Greenhouse (for Beginners)?

    The greenhouse has a long and interesting history. Did you know that a proto-greenhouse structure was designed by the Romans to support Emperor Tiberius's one-cucumber-a-day habit? Or that the ... … Read more
  • What Is The Best Position For A Polytunnel?

    What Is The Best Position For A Polytunnel?

    Where you position your polytunnel will ultimately depend on the space you have available, but there are some important factors to take into account. Good positioning will increase your chances of g ... … Read more
  • Keyhole Gardening

    Keyhole Gardening

    There are no bounds when it comes to creativity when it comes to gardening, and the keyhole garden is a pretty neat example. This raised bed method of growing vegetables in a compact space is b ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Oriental Salads

    How To Grow Oriental Salads

    Soil and Site Any moderately fertile moisture retentive soil is good. A sheltered semi shade position is ideal. Rotation Oriental salads are part of the brassica rotation Sowing Oriental ... … Read more
  • Green Wall Gardens - Living Walls & Vertical Gardening

    Green Wall Gardens - Living Walls & Vertical Gardening

    In a perfect world, there’d be plenty of room for gardens, greenery and foliage to exist in harmony with us as we go about our day-to-day lives. However, urbanisation and increasing levels of populat ... … Read more
  • The Health Benefits of Garlic

    The Health Benefits of Garlic

    You have to hand it to garlic for it’s sheer audacity, showboating through the kitchen, loving the attention it gets as its aroma permeates everything whether being cooked or chopped. It may be the ... … Read more
  • Easy Home Tomato Planting Tutorial

    Easy Home Tomato Planting Tutorial

    Following on from last week's post I thought we would continue with more planting tips, this time on tomatoes as I put some in my tunnel at the weekend. As regards flavour, there is no comparison bet ... … Read more
  • ​The Wildlife Benefits of Autumn Leaves

    ​The Wildlife Benefits of Autumn Leaves

    When doing a quick (or maybe not so quick; I like to make sure I'm fully informed) spot of research for this article, I came across a blog from Pumpkin Beth (very seasonal) which extols the v ... … Read more
  • The Benefits of Cold Pressed Seaweed and Foliar Feeds

    The Benefits of Cold Pressed Seaweed and Foliar Feeds

    As you know, the Quickcrop research team never sleeps. We work tirelessly night and day to improve our product range and bring the best possible products to our shop and, hopefully, to your gar ... … 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
  • Lawn Care Tips

    Lawn Care Tips

    A neat, well-maintained lawn is still considered a cornerstone of an appealing outdoor space. It provides a space for children to play, pets to chase after a ball or stick, or for you to ch ... … Read more
  • Late April in the Quickcrop Garden 2021

    Late April in the Quickcrop Garden 2021

    We are now very close to being able plant out seedling plants outdoors or to be able sow directly in the garden soil. Please be aware, however, that despite the recent sunny weather, it has been a co ... … Read more
  • The Benefits of Clover as a Cover Crop

    The Benefits of Clover as a Cover Crop

    I had quite a few emails following my previous article on  mycogardening (gardening with fungi) and on my plans to make my garden more biodiverse, so I thought I might as well contin ... … Read more
  • The Benefits Of Using Organic Fertilizers & Plant Feed

    The Benefits Of Using Organic Fertilizers & Plant Feed

    Plant feed and fertilizers play a huge part in the garden, and as a company we only use natural and organic alternatives. Natural plant feed is a no-brainer in the vegetable garden as we tend to ea ... … Read more
  • Do Pumpkins Grow in Ireland?

    Do Pumpkins Grow in Ireland?

    Pumpkins can be a bit of a challenge to grow in Ireland, as they require a long growing season with good levels of sunshine - something that we can't really take for granted in this side of the ... … 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
  • Can I Grow Vegetables Indoors?

    Can I Grow Vegetables Indoors?

    We recently decided to tackle some of the gardening FAQs that we get asked most frequently on this blog. Can I grow vegetables indoors? is one of those questions that pops up all the time and the sho ... … 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
  • An October Weekend in the Quickcrop Garden

    An October Weekend in the Quickcrop Garden

    After a wet week last week, the weekend looked promising (well, Sunday at least) to get some work done in the garden and start preparing it for the Winter. As you may know, my garden is in an area of ... … Read more
  • Square Foot Vegetable Gardening Using Timber Raised Beds

    Square Foot Vegetable Gardening Using Timber Raised Beds

    What is Square Foot Gardening? Square foot gardening is a method of growing vegetables which centers around planting crops in blocks rather than rows. The system divides the growing space up int ... … Read more
  • Tomato ripening and flavour tips

    Tomato ripening and flavour tips

    We build a relationship with tomatoes unlike almost any other plant in our vegetable garden as they need such constant and varying care. We start off seeds when it is too cold for them to survive on ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Blueberries and Cranberrries

    How to Grow Blueberries and Cranberrries

    Blueberries are high in antioxidants so widely regarded as a 'Superfruit' (whatever that is) but taking their health benefits apart they are also exceptionally tasty so well worth growing yourself. … Read more
  • Quickcrop Nursery Visit

    Quickcrop Nursery Visit

    I was over at the nursery yesterday morning (pinching a few trees to replace some of my ash that had to come down) and took a few photos as it all looked so bright and colourful. I must say that J ... … Read more
  • When Do I Add Compost To My Garden?

    When Do I Add Compost To My Garden?

    Whether it’s homegrown or store-bought, compost plays a vital role in the health of your soil, and healthy soil makes for healthy plant growth. But you may be asking yourself: What is the bes ... … Read more
  • Essential Greenhouse Accessories

    Essential Greenhouse Accessories

    It's one thing to have your greenhouse all set up, installed and ready to go for the new season. However an empty greenhouse is a bit like an empty house; you're best off getting some furnishin ... … Read more
  • What are Nematodes?

    What are Nematodes?

    If you are new to vegetable gardening you will probably be imagining yourself carefully nurturing your healthy, glossy plants, perhaps giving them a little water from your pretty yellow watering can ... … Read more
  • Growing Potatoes in Grow Bags

    Growing Potatoes in Grow Bags

    Using growbags couldn’t be easier, here is how to grow potatoes in a bag. The great thing about potatoes is that they can be grown almost anywhere, even if space is limited like in an urban setting. … Read more
  • How To Grow Tomatoes

    How To Grow Tomatoes

    Tomatoes are one of the most rewarding crops for the home gardener to grow, simply because their flavour is so much better than their shop-bought cousins. Tomatoes grown for the supermarket shel ... … Read more
  • What Do I Need To Start an Unheated Greenhouse?

    What Do I Need To Start an Unheated Greenhouse?

    A greenhouse can open up possibilities for you and extend your growing season. It mainly does this by increasing levels of heat and light: an effect brought about by the inherent design of the greenh ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in August - What to grow in Late Summer

    The Vegetable Garden in August - What to grow in Late Summer

    I must admit I'm finding it a little difficult to write my usual enthusiastic post today as my garden isn't quite the paradise it normally is at this time of year. I don't know where you are but her ... … Read more
  • Diseases in the Vegetable Garden

    Diseases in the Vegetable Garden

    Perfectly healthy plants can be affected by air, water or soil borne diseases at any time. Understanding the causes, identifying them early and taking effective action will help you establish and ... … Read more
  • Urban Gardening Tool Essentials

    Urban Gardening Tool Essentials

    Urban gardening often involves having to make the most of small spaces. Just how much space you have to work with will depend on circumstance, but it’s possible for even an apartment-dweller t ... … Read more
  • Sowing Peas in Early June

    Sowing Peas in Early June

    I have a soft spot for peas. They are easy to sow, look beautiful, are fascinating to observe as they climb and, of course, have a delicious sweet flavour. They are an active, friendly and tactile cr ... … Read more
  • New Quickcrop Fruit Cage/Bird Net Kits

    New Quickcrop Fruit Cage/Bird Net Kits

    I did manage to do a test build of our new fruit cage system over the weekend. The photo above shows the frame without the net obviously but this is simply attached with mini cable ties. I thought ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Pumpkins

    How To Grow Pumpkins

    Pumpkins have a special appeal for both adults and children, especially at Halloween. The carved pumpkin outside the front door - or being carried house to house as a lantern - is an establishe ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Onions

    How to Grow Onions

    Onions are one of the most popular vegetables for growing in home gardens and are one of the first crops of spring. They can be stored over winter thus making a versatile crop. They are used in a ... … 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
  • 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
  • Growing Fruit in Containers

    Growing Fruit in Containers

    So, the other week, I had an email from a customer asking for advice on what soil mix to use for planting fruit trees in containers. It was a simple question which should have resulted in a quick ... … Read more
  • Functional Nutrition Basics Part 5 – Immune Function

    Functional Nutrition Basics Part 5 – Immune Function

    Your Immune System The immune system is made up of a network of cells, tissues, and organs that work together to protect the body. It is a highly evolved series of defences designed to ... … 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
  • How to Grow Chilli Peppers

    How to Grow Chilli Peppers

    Getting Started Unlike other countries in the world we just don't get the weather to grow chilli peppers successfully outdoors. It is possible but the results and cropping levels aren't as good. … Read more
  • Garden diary 2020 - transforming a large space into a perennial paradise.

    Garden diary 2020 - transforming a large space into a perennial paradise.

    As I mentioned in my mail the week before last, I have a lot planned for the garden this year and just to prove it wasn't a load of old waffle I include some photos taken over the weekend of the larg ... … Read more
  • How to Protect Vegetables From Birds

    How to Protect Vegetables From Birds

    It's always nice to see birds and other wildlife out in the garden until they start destroying crops. Shortly after sowing seeds, birds can become a problem in any garden. There are many bird scare m ... … 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
  • Top 10 Vegetables to Grow in Containers

    Top 10 Vegetables to Grow in Containers

    We can't all be blessed with a large outdoor garden space, and so it is that growing vegetables in containers can be an effective way of tackling space limitations.  That doesn't mean ... … Read more
  • High Yield Vegetables

    High Yield Vegetables

    A high yield vegetable is one that produces a large amount of end product per area of planting. ‘Output’ shouldn’t be seen as the be all and end all of growing your own food, but high yield vegetable ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in April - Soil Preparation and Garden Tasks

    The Vegetable Garden in April - Soil Preparation and Garden Tasks

    I don't know what it has been like for you, but March has been a relatively dry month in my garden which meant I was able to do a bit more outside than I normally would. While I write ... … Read more
  • How To Secure A Polytunnel To the Ground

    How To Secure A Polytunnel To the Ground

    When setting up your polytunnel, it's important to make sure that it's fixed securely to the ground. It's a long-term structure and you want it to be able to withstand all kinds of weather ... … Read more
  • March 2020 Vegetable Garden Update

    March 2020 Vegetable Garden Update

    Well, hello there folks. That's been a strange couple of weeks hasn't it? I apologise for the late mail but I have had the luminous vest on since last week as I've been packing orders in the warehous ... … Read more
  • The Importance of Soil Biodiversity

    The Importance of Soil Biodiversity

    I had the pleasure on Monday evening to give my very first talk to a gardening club. It was all very professional with a projector for my (first ever) Powerpoint presentation and a microphone s ... … Read more
  • What to sow and grow in July

    What to sow and grow in July

    Some very welcome rain The vegetable garden was beginning to get very dry over the last few weeks, so much so that I found myself out with the hose watering crops which can be a very tedious and tim ... … Read more
  • Can I Save My Own Vegetable Seeds?

    Can I Save My Own Vegetable Seeds?

    Saving your own vegetable seeds in order to plant them again the following year (or even later) is a very worthwhile and rewarding activity - make no mistake. It’s something that has been pract ... … Read more
  • How do I make my own wooden compost bin?

    How do I make my own wooden compost bin?

    Hello and welcome back to the Quickcrop garden. Well, it’s a beautiful day in mid September and today we are going to build one of our large New Zealand Box composters. This the area where my old ... … Read more
  • Making Crop Protection Tunnels for Raised Beds

    Making Crop Protection Tunnels for Raised Beds

    If you are thinking about building some raised vegetable beds to make you kitchen garden a whole lot easier to manage you might want to consider our revolutionary new raised bed joining brackets. … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in March 2016

    The Vegetable Garden in March 2016

    This March I am starting a new monthly update project which is centered more around what I'm doing in my garden. This is because it's easier for me to write but also I hope you find it more engagin ... … 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
  • My Vegetable Garden in October

    My Vegetable Garden in October

    I don't think I ever showed you my garden did I? It was originally put together as the shared Quickcrop garden but since the business moved from my house this Spring (it used to be housed in my ba ... … Read more
  • Hungry Bin vs Hotbin (Composter Comparison)

    Hungry Bin vs Hotbin (Composter Comparison)

    Home composting is a fantastic way of killing two birds with one stone. You can process garden and kitchen waste (and reduce your bin collection costs) while at the same time producing your ... … Read more
  • How To Build and Install Raised Garden Beds

    How To Build and Install Raised Garden Beds

    How To Build Raised Beds This article deals with how to build raised garden beds, what is the best size to make them and what is the best material to use. We will also look at preparing the soil, w ... … 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
  • How to Make a Garden Pond

    How to Make a Garden Pond

    Like so many garden projects, designing a pond requires careful planning. There are many options to consider depending on use, size, shape, material and situation. A careful compromise of these fact ... … 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
  • How to plant a bare root hedge

    How to plant a bare root hedge

    I'm not sure what the weather is like where you are but it has been dry in the Quickcrop garden for the last week, which means the soil is dry enough to work. As you probably know, digging saturat ... … Read more
  • Fencing with James

    Fencing with James

    This is a follow up to a weekly newsletter post where I mentioned a guy who worked with me a number of years ago who was always good for a funny turn of phrase. To set the scene, James was an old ... … Read more
  • Home Sauna vs Steam Room

    Home Sauna vs Steam Room

    If you’re new to the whole world of ‘sitting in a heated room to relax’, it may not be immediately clear what the difference is between a sauna and a steam room. Some people will use the terms ... … Read more
  • New Perennial Style Planting Plans

    New Perennial Style Planting Plans

    Right then. For the last while I have been both adding to our list of flowering perennial plants and working on planting plants and corresponding plant packs. As the year so far has been nuts, progre ... … Read more
  • Elderflower Champagne

    Elderflower Champagne

    Ingredients 4 litres hot water 700g sugar Juice and zest of four lemons 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar About 15 elderower heads, in full bloom A pinch of dried yeast (you may not need this)M ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Wheatgrass - 5 Easy Steps

    How To Grow Wheatgrass - 5 Easy Steps

    Wheatgrass is regarded as a superfood, it is the young grass part of the sprouted wheat seed and is packed full of nutrients and vitamins. Because of this, it is an ideal addition to healthy jui ... … Read more
  • Greenhouse Maintenance

    Greenhouse Maintenance

    A greenhouse is very effective at what it does, but to keep it working to the best of its abilities you should keep on top of any maintenance issues that may arise. Keep a sharp eye on things l ... … Read more
  • Growing Vegetables In Urban Planters - Container Gardening

    Growing Vegetables In Urban Planters - Container Gardening

    Urban Planters / Container Gardening for vegetable growers. An image blog post. Wooden Wine Boxes make great little planters for herbs and salads. Vertical farming with herb containers. Any wall or ... … Read more
  • Curried Parsnip Soup

    Curried Parsnip Soup

    I'd kind of given up including recipes in our newsletters as I can see by my sneaky control panel that not many of you read them. Still, this is a soup my lovely wife made the other day which I think ... … Read more
  • Sowing Vegetable Seeds in Early Spring

    Sowing Vegetable Seeds in Early Spring

    As you may know my preference for most plants is to sow indoors in modular trays as you have a much greater chance of success. Freshly germinated seeds sown outdoors can be demolished overnight by ... … 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
  • Top Pollinator Plants - Phacelia tanactetifolia

    Top Pollinator Plants - Phacelia tanactetifolia

    Green Manures Green manures are 'crops' which are sown to cover bare soil and do a number of jobs depending on the species like protecting soil, storing nitrogen or mining minerals. As I was writing ... … Read more
  • Italian Kale With Tahini

    Italian Kale With Tahini

    In my opinion Kale is an underrated crop. It's really easy to grow, doesn't suffer as much from the usual brassica problems, is very good for you and tastes delicious. I suppose it is tougher than ca ... … Read more
  • Ergonomic Gardening Tools

    Ergonomic Gardening Tools

    Gardening has been going on in some shape or form since time immemorial, so it’s natural that garden tools tend to follow a traditional design depending on what task they’re designed for. After ... … 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
  • How to Protect Cabbages and Carrots from 2 Common Pests

    How to Protect Cabbages and Carrots from 2 Common Pests

    Firstly, thank you to anyone who replied to last week's mail expressing interest in information on plant feed for container growing. I am a bit tight for time this week and there is a lot to go throu ... … Read more
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  • Irrigation system tap valve

    16mm In Line Valve Irrigation Fitting

    €3.95
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  • Polytunnel and raised bed irrigation coupler

    16mm Coupler Irrigation Fitting

    €1.85
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  • 16mm stop end for polytunnel and raised bed irrigation systems

    16mm End Plug Irrigation Fitting

    €2.95
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  • irrigation system dripper pipe

    16mm Dripper Irrigation pipe - 50m

    €89.95
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  • irrigation system dripper pipe

    16mm Dripper Irrigation pipe - 10m

    €19.95
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  • irrigation system dripper pipe

    16mm Dripper Irrigation pipe - 100m

    €169.95
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  • Garden and polytunnel irrigation system connector

    16mm Male Adaptor Irrigation Fitting

    €2.25
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  • Polytunnel or garden irrigation system T piece

    16mm 'T' Piece Irrigation Fitting

    €3.95
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  • 16mm supply pipe for irrigation systems

    16mm Supply Irrigation Pipe - 100m

    €89.95
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  • 16mm supply pipe for irrigation systems

    16mm Supply Irrigation Pipe - 50m

    €49.95
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  • 16mm supply pipe for irrigation systems

    16mm Supply Irrigation Pipe - 10m

    €19.95
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  • 16mm garden irrigation system parts picker

    Build Your Own Drip Irrigation System (16mm Parts Picker)

    €1.00
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  • 16mm irrigation system elbow

    16mm Irrigation Hose Elbow

    €2.95
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  • Hozelock hose tap irriagation connector

    Hozelock Adaptor Irrigation Fitting

    €3.95
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  • Inline filter for 16mm irrigation watering system

    16mm inline irrigation filter

    €54.95
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  • Micro dripper irrigation valve

    Single micro Irrigation valve and dripper line

    €2.99
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  • Drip irrigation system 2ft wide plan

    60cm Wide Garden Bed Irrigation Kit

    €19.95
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  • 1.2m x 1.8m raised bed drip irrigation kit

    180cm x 120cm Raised Bed Irrigation Kit

    €59.95
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  • 3 ft wide polytunnel dripper irrigation system

    90cm Wide Garden Bed Irrigation Kit

    €23.95
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  • 8ft x 4ft raised bed drip irrigation kit.

    240cm x 120cm Raised Bed Irrigation Kit

    €69.95
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  • 4ft x 4ft garden bed irrigation kit

    120cm x 120cm Raised Bed Irrigation Kit

    €44.95
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  • 8ft x 3ft raised bed drip irrigation system

    240cm x 90cm Raised Bed Irrigation Kit

    €54.95
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  • Drip irrigation watering kit 6ft x 3ft bed

    180cm x 90cm Raised Bed Irrigation Kit

    €44.95
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  • Irrigation hose securing clips

    10 pack pegs Irrigation Kits

    €5.00
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  • 4 dripper gardeners micro dripper irrigation system

    4 -Way Micro Irrigation valve and drippers

    €7.99
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  • Baccara water timer control panel

    Baccara automatic water timer

    €99.50
    €139.50
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  • Drip irrigation system 4ft wide kit

    120cm Wide Garden Bed Irrigation Kit

    €29.95
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  • 8ft  x 2ft dripper irrigation raised bed system

    240cm x 60cm Raised Bed Irrigation Kit

    €39.95
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  • extra long soaker hose from Deker horticultural.

    30 Metre Soaker Hose

    €89.50
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  • The big drippa drip watering kit and reservoir

    Big Drippa Drip Watering Kit

    €24.95
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  • building line in a thirty metre length

    Hanks Building Line - 30 Metres

    €7.95
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  • Builders line

    Building Line

    €5.95
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  • Green plastic watering can with easy handle

    Green Plastic Watering Can

    €12.95
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  • work gloves with puncture and abrasion resistance

    Fleece Lined Latex Dipped Gloves - Orange

    €4.95
    €9.95
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  • Garantia sunny mini growing tunnel

    Sunny Growing Tunnel

    €39.95
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  • 5 way connector for Mainframe plant and garden structures

    5 Way Joint Mainframe

    €1.59
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  • Durapost capping rail inline bracket

    Durapost Capping Rail In-Line Brackets - Pack of 10

    €7.95
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  • net fastening clip for mainframe garden structures

    Netting Clips 20 Pack Mainframe

    €4.99
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  • Flopro Supergrip Hose To Tap Connector

    Flopro Supergrip Hose To Tap Connector

    €7.95
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  • support bracker for raised bed mini tunnel

    Hoop bed Centre Bracket

    €3.75
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  • raised bed liners

    Liners for Allotment, Premier and Deluxe Raised Beds

    RRP:
    €7.95 - €9.95
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  • Mini garden tunnel corner joining bracket

    Hoop bed corner bracket

    €3.75
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  • the complete mainframe door kit

    Mainframe Door Kit

    €9.99
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  • Replacement liners for Vegtrug Raised Beds

    Replacement liners for Vegtrug Raised Beds

    RRP:
    €15.95 - €19.95
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  • 4 way joint connector for the mainframe fruit cage

    4 Way Joint 2 Pack Mainframe

    €2.99
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  • corner joint connector for fruit cages

    Corner Joints 4 Pack Mainframe

    €4.45
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  • mainframe ground pegs for securing plant protection

    Ground Pegs 6 Pack Mainframe

    €3.99
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  • T shaped joint connector for mainframe garden structures

    T Joint 2-pack Mainframe

    €1.99
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  • right angled garden frame connector

    90 Degree Joint - 2 Pack Mainframe

    €1.99
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  • Large rectangular baskets on wheels with hessian liners

    Victoria - Rectangular Rattan Baskets On Wheels With Hessian Liner - HCP238

    €139.95
    Out of stock
  • Cauliflower - Graffiti F1 seeds

    Cauliflower 'Graffiti F1'

    €3.95
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  • Garden Sprinkler

    Garden Sprinkler

    €44.95
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  • nice window thermometer from tenax packaging

    Window Thermometer

    €5.95
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  • Bean Buddy Heavy Duty Runner Bean Frame

    Bean Buddy Heavy Duty Runner Bean Frame

    €54.95
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  • packet of swing bin liners on white background

    D2w Degradable Swing Bin Liner - 15 x 50L

    €4.95
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  • heavy duty pond lining material

    Garden Pond Liners

    RRP:
    €54.95 - €59.95
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  • Space saving water butt kit

    Garland 100l Water Butt Including Tap & Lid

    €59.95
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  • Pea Master Heavy Duty Pea Support Frame

    Pea Master Heavy Duty Pea Support Frame

    €44.95
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  • water butt with stand

    Water Butt (100L) inc. Stand & Tap

    €94.45
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  • garden disinfectant for general use and irrigation

    Citrox 500ml Greenhouse Disinfectant

    €12.95
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  • The flopro soaker hose for waste free garden irrigation

    Flopro Soaker Hose 15m

    €29.95
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  • Refuse bag roll with drawtape

    Drawtape Refuse Sacks - 10 per pack

    €1.95
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  • Metal Raised Garden Planter with liner

    Metal Raised Garden Planter with liner

    €99.95
    Out of stock
  • round rattan log basket with liner

    SAGE - Glenweave Round Rattan Baskets With Jute Insert - HCP270

    RRP:
    €45.00 - €75.00
    Out of stock
  • Fresh linen fragranced ecoegg laundry egg

    EcoEgg Laundry Egg - Fresh Linen

    €6.47
    €12.95
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  • 9m x 7m sunken garden pond

    EasyPond 30000 Sunken Garden Pond Kit - 9m x 7m

    €495.00
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  • 5m x 5m sunken garden pond

    EasyPond 6000 Sunken Garden Pond Kit - 5m x 5m

    €299.00
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  • 5m x 4m sunken garden pond

    EasyPond 4500 Sunken Garden Pond Kit - 5m x 4m

    €219.00
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  • Easypond 3000 Sunken Pond Kit 4mx4m

    EasyPond 3000 Sunken Garden Pond Kit - 4m x 4m

    €189.00
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  • 7m x 6m sunken garden pond

    EasyPond 12000 Sunken Garden Pond Kit - 7m x 6m

    €399.00
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  • 4m x 3m sunken garden pond

    EasyPond 2000 Sunken Garden Pond Kit - 4m x 3m

    €179.00
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  • rectangular rattan baskets with handles and liner

    Pablo Glenweave Rectangular Basket With Hessian Liner - HCP234

    RRP:
    €74.95 - €159.00
    Out of stock
  • bamboo canes for plant support for beans

    Bamboo Cane Packs For Plant Support & Garden Structures

    RRP:
    €9.95 - €13.95
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  • Vegepod Medium Raised Bed Complete with Cover

    Vegepod Medium Raised Bed Complete with Cover

    €269.50
    €299.50
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  • aluminium rods for building plant protection structures

    Mainframe Aluminium Rods For Garden Structures

    RRP:
    €2.69 - €9.99
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  • Hotbin replacement lid with filter

    Hotbin Replacement Lid

    €75.00
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  • sheen flamegun maintenance kit

    Sheen x300 Flamegun Maintenance Kit

    €59.95
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  • The micro irrigation system line punch tool

    Micro Irrigation Line Punch Tool

    €2.99
    Out of stock
  • Watering spike for plants

    Bottle Top Watering Spike

    €6.95
    Out of stock
  • Hozelock AC1 simple water timer

    Hozelock AC1 Simple Water Timer

    €119.00
    Out of stock
  • Flopro digital timer for regulating garden irrigation

    Flopro Digital Timer

    €39.95
    Out of stock
  • Hozelock 25m compact reel on outdoor wall with woman using hose in background

    Hozelock 25m compact reel

    €69.95
    Out of stock
  • Grey 4.5l Watering Can

    Grey 4.5l Watering Can

    €29.95
    €39.95
    Out of stock
  • Bottle top watering nozzle recycled bottle mini watering can system

    Bottle Top Waterer 4 Pack

    €4.95
    Out of stock
  • water waiters ceramic waterer

    Water Waiters (Pack of 3)

    €8.95
    Out of stock
  • Ryom soaker hose

    15m Soaker Hose Kit

    €15.95
    €24.95
    Out of stock
  • Flopro Perfect Fit Outdoor Tap Connector

    Flopro Perfect Fit Outdoor Tap Connector

    €7.95
    Out of stock
  • A classic watering can

    Galvanised Watering Can

    €39.50
    Out of stock
  • Compostable liners for kitchen caddy compost bins

    Kitchen Compost Caddy Liners - Compostable Bin Bags

    RRP:
    €9.95
    €4.45 - €6.45
    Out of stock
  • KItchen Bin liner

    Drawtape Swing Bin Liner- 15 per roll

    €2.25
    Out of stock
  • textured pond liner

    Preformed Pond Liner (Tench)

    €64.85
    Out of stock
  • PVC garden pond liner material

    Small Garden Pond Liners

    €29.95
    Out of stock
  • self-watering capillary mat

    Capillary Matting 2.5m x 0.6m

    €15.95
    €19.95
    Out of stock
  • pop-in nappy liners

    Pop-in Nappy Liners

    €3.97
    €7.95
    Out of stock
  • disposable dust protection face mask

    Dust Mask - 3 Pack

    €12.95
    Out of stock
  • Spray Watering Lance

    Spray Watering Lance

    €69.50
    Out of stock
  • Fito all natural slug and snail deterrent

    Fito Slug Stoppa 2.5 Litre

    €11.95
    Out of stock
  • Vegepod Large Raised Bed Complete with Cover

    Vegepod Large Raised Bed Complete with Cover

    €395.00
    Out of stock
  • Home Garden Louise Waist high garden planter

    Home Garden Louise

    €129.95
    €149.95
    Out of stock
  • 12 cell seed success kit with reservoir

    Garland 12 Cell Self Watering Seed Success Kit

    €9.95
    Out of stock
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