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  • Vintage Garden Tools

    Vintage Garden Tools

    We all know that gardening can sometimes be an expensive hobby, and when it comes to garden tools it can be tempting to go for the cheaper option where one exists. However, there are a number o ... … Read more
  • Essential Garden Tools

    Essential Garden Tools

    As the garden is currently in the process of springing into life and we have 'work' to do, it might be a good idea to have a look at some of the essential garden tools for vegetable growing ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • How To Grow French Beans (Dwarf)

    How To Grow French Beans (Dwarf)

    Growing Dwarf French Beans Dwarf French Beans are a compact habit plant that don't need staking like runner beans or peas. They are easy to grow and withstand dry conditions perhaps better than any ... … 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
  • April 30th Garden Update - Seedling Sowing Tips

    April 30th Garden Update - Seedling Sowing Tips

    As we move towards the beginning of May, things really start to move in the vegetable garden. Up until this point there have been very few seeds we can sow outside or seedlings we can plant out but t ... … 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 Grow Carrots

    How To Grow Carrots

    Get the soil conditions correct and carrots are one of the easiest vegetables to grow in the cooler climates. Incorrect soil conditions lead to misshapen carrots - these may well cause a chu ... … Read more
  • How To Recognise Common Annual Garden Weeds

    How To Recognise Common Annual Garden Weeds

    Common garden weeds are a large part of our gardens, and need to be identified before they manage to sow seed and multiply. If you keep a strict and thorough weeding regime, this particular chore wil ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Endive

    How to Grow Endive

    How to grow endive, a popular salad vegetable on the Continent there are two types: curly endive (chicorée frisée), which is more heat-resistant, and Batavian or broad leaved (escarole); there are ... … Read more
  • Controlling Annual and Perenniual Garden Weeds

    Controlling Annual and Perenniual Garden Weeds

    Weed control options If you saw the state of my garden right now you would laugh your head off that I have the cheek to talk about weeding, it has never looked so bad (too much wandering a ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Leeks

    How To Grow Leeks

    Lovely long slender stems, this variety makes a lovely, tasty baby leek for harvesting from mid summer onward. The flavour is no less impressive when eaten full size in the autumn. The leek is a g ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Parsnips

    How To Grow Parsnips

    Parsnips are easy to grow members of the cow parsley family. This family includes carrot, dill, fennel and parsley among others. These seeds tend to have a short period of viability, so new packet ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Fennel

    How To Grow Fennel

    Fennel is easy to grow. They prefer full sun and a well drained soil. They will do best in rich soils.Water them during dry periods, once or twice per week. Add a general purpose fertilizer once or t ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Beetroot

    How to Grow Beetroot

    Beetroot is one of my best friends in the garden as we get so much out of it: using it for juicing, grating it for salads, roasting, baking and - my favourite of all - pickling.  This cr ... … 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
  • How To Grow Celery

    How To Grow Celery

    The trick with growing celery is to take a lot of care sowing your transplants, making sure the plants never get stressed or pot bound. When planted out remember celery is originally a ... … Read more
  • July in the Quickcrop garden

    July in the Quickcrop garden

    July in the garden is a bit of a double edged sword, Mother nature shows her muscles both in the vigourous growth from your vegetable crops but also in the vigourous growth from your weeds. While you ... … Read more
  • Sheen X300 Flamegun  Product Review

    Sheen X300 Flamegun Product Review

    Weeding the garden is an ongoing process that never seems to end and, of all the jobs in the garden, appears to be the most time consuming.  We can hoe at speedwell and chickweed, tug ... … Read more
  • New Tool Time

    New Tool Time

    Using the right tools really does make life in the vegetable garden a whole lot easier. I'm a little bit of a tool nut myself and do find myself gravitating towards the hardware shop to buy myself ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Cabbage (Summer)

    How To Grow Cabbage (Summer)

    Cabbage is a demanding plant both is the amount of nutrients it needs and the space it takes up in the garden. It really is easy to grow if you feed your soil properly to begin with and take preca ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Climbing French Beans

    How To Grow Climbing French Beans

    Sowing French Bean - Climbing Recommended varieties: Cobra. You can sow climbing french beans indoors from the middle of May to plant out later or sow outdoors at the end of May. Be aware that Fre ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Cabbage (Winter)

    How to Grow Cabbage (Winter)

    Cabbage is a demanding plant from the amount of nutrients it needs and the space it takes up in the garden. It really is easy to grow if you feed your soil properly to begin with and take precauti ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Kale (Italian)

    How To Grow Kale (Italian)

    'Cavolo Nero' or 'Nero Di Toscana' is the only kale grown in Italy, simply because it is by far the best tasting kale. Its large strap like leaves are fantastic in a stir fry with excellent taste ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Camomile

    How To Grow Camomile

    Camomile (also spelled Chamomile), it is a herb most commonly used for its relaxing properties, it has long narrow leaves with attractive daisy-like flowers. It is quite an easy plant to grow for ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Cabbage (Spring)

    How To Grow Cabbage (Spring)

    Spring cabbage is delicious and tender and will be one of the first proper crops you can enjoy in the Spring. Remember Spring cabbage needs to be planted the previous Autumn to over winter and pro ... … Read more
  • Recognising Common Perennial Garden Weeds

    Recognising Common Perennial Garden Weeds

    Perennial Weeds Perennial weeds come up every year from the same plant and are difficult to get rid of but not as hard as they are often made our to be. Most have deep tap roots which need to be remo ... … Read more
  • Planting fruit in October

    Planting fruit in October

    Growing your own fruit has to be the easiest, most satisfying and most joyous gardening pursuit. Yes, I am delighted when I fork out some nice straight carrots or creamy skinned potatoes but do they ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in Mid May

    The Vegetable Garden in Mid May

    What can I sow or plant in my garden now? Everything! Well, pretty much everything. You will be too late to sow most warm climate crops which need a long growing season like tomatoes, peppers an ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Potatoes

    How to Grow Potatoes

    For me potatoes are the backbone of the vegetable garden. If you get the seed potatoes in relatively early, there is very little to do apart from earthing up and keeping an eye out for blig ... … Read more
  • Growing Garlic - Frequently Asked Questions

    Growing Garlic - Frequently Asked Questions

    Growing garlic is one of my favourite jobs in the vegetable garden. It is pretty much trouble free to grow and adds wonderful flavours to our home cooking. Homegrown garlic comes in a wide rang ... … 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 Grow Brussels Sprouts

    How to Grow Brussels Sprouts

    'Brigitte F1' has to be the best and most reliable brussels sprout variety with fantastic results every time. We recommend using an F1 hybrid sprout like Brigitte because the sprouts stay closed l ... … 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
  • Sow Easy Grow - Grow Grid

    Sow Easy Grow - Grow Grid

    I spent last Summer dreading weeding my vegetable garden as time pressure meant the hoe didn't get used as much as it should. I'm not the best weeder in the world (I find it pretty boring) and can ... … Read more
  • 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
  • Cabbage Spring

    Cabbage Spring

    Recommended Varieties: Hispi F1 Where to grow: Cabbage needs a fertile moisture retentive soil with good drainage. The cabbages will remain in the ground through the Winter so in wet a ... … Read more
  • Top Ten Garden Pests

    Top Ten Garden Pests

    The unwelcome garden visitors that come back every year. Here's a rundown of who they are and how to send them away. SlugsThese garden molluscs, along with their close relative the snai ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Corn Salad

    How To Grow Corn Salad

    Corn Salad has a delicate flavor, which resembles a nutty, concentrated butterhead lettuce. The leaves provide a nutritious boost of vitamins and minerals, especially iron. Producing attractive an ... … Read more
  • What are Green Manures?

    What are Green Manures?

    As my garden moves into Autumn and I harvest and clear spent crops from my beds, I am looking at an increasing number of empty spaces. Some of these gaps will be filled with autumn or overwinte ... … 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
  • 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 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
  • Cockle picking (or free food!)

    Cockle picking (or free food!)

    With everyone trying to save a few euro on their shopping we've decided to go one better and show you where to get food for free! We're a bit spoiled as we live near the sea which is where we start t ... … Read more
  • No Dig Garden Beds

    No Dig Garden Beds

    Put that shovel away! No-dig gardening continues to grow in popularity with home growers and gardeners, but what does it actually involve? Will you need to sell all your garden tools? (Not quite)The ... … Read more
  • Natural and Non Toxic Slug Control Methods

    Natural and Non Toxic Slug Control Methods

    Slug control is an on-going battle for us gardeners, and it seems that you are never quite free of them. It doesn't help at all that they are hermaphroditic, or that their eggs can lay dor ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Celeriac

    How To Grow Celeriac

    Celeriac is a cool-season biennial grown as an annual. It is similar in growing habit and requirements as celery. Celeriac is best when it comes to harvest in cool weather. It is best started indo ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • How to Grow Chard

    How to Grow Chard

    Chard is basically a beet without the bottom. It's a biennial that is grown as an annual for its big crinkly leaves. The stalks are red or white with large, dark green leaves that can be used as s ... … Read more
  • How to grow bare root soft fruit part 3: How to grow Gooseberries

    How to grow bare root soft fruit part 3: How to grow Gooseberries

    'How to grow gooseberries' is intended as a solid introduction to growing this relatively easy to grow fruit bush. For more detailed information on gooseberries please feel free to contact us, we ... … 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
  • What's so great about kale?

    What's so great about kale?

    To compliment Dorcas Barry's great energy boosting smoothie featured in this months newsletter I'm covering the leafy green part of the recipe to show just how easy they are to grow. We'll be look ... … Read more
  • Early August in the Quickcrop Vegetable Garden

    Early August in the Quickcrop Vegetable Garden

    As you know my top priority is keeping you happy so when I noticed a sunny spell outside the office window I sped over to the Quickcrop garden to take some photos. I was concerned, you see, that you ... … Read more
  • The October Vegetable Garden

    The October Vegetable Garden

    October is really the time to clear our the vegetable garden and to take care of the crops which will remain in the ground for winter like sprouts, cabbage and kale. Niall will be sniggering when I ... … 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
  • 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
  • Sowing Leeks in February

    Sowing Leeks in February

    Leeks are a very easy and rewarding crop to grow. They are such a welcome vegetable in Autumn and Winter and add interest and colour to your garden with their blue/green spiky leaves. You ca ... … 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
  • How Leaf Mould Can Improve Your Garden Soil

    How Leaf Mould Can Improve Your Garden Soil

    Collecting autumn leaves may seem like another garden tidying task to add to the list, but they are actually a valuable resource for the vegetable gardener. When rotted they make an excellent mulch, ... … Read more
  • A Guide to Making Homemade Compost

    A Guide to Making Homemade Compost

    Why Compost in the first place? Composting is the best thing you can do for your vegetable garden. It is the natural process that returns the nutrients used by growing plants back to the so ... … 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
  • How To Grow Raspberries

    How To Grow Raspberries

    Raspberries are one of the most popular summer fruits and are very easy to grow. Different training techniques mean raspberries can be grown in gardens of any size and in containers.Preparation ... … Read more
  • The Vegetable Garden in April 2021

    The Vegetable Garden in April 2021

    Hi folks, I hope you all had a good Easter break. I don't know what the weather has been like for you but we have had a very pleasant few days with warm sunshine and a definite whiff of Spring. While ... … Read more
  • Growing wheatgrass and wheatgrass juice

    Growing wheatgrass and wheatgrass juice

    Wheatgrass is a tricky one to pin down. Many people I've spoken with swear by it while others will dismiss it as utter nonsense. It is claimed to be an energy booster, and a detoxifier, to be benefic ... … Read more
  • 5 Good Things To Do With Autumn Leaves

    5 Good Things To Do With Autumn Leaves

    There's something quite pleasant about raking up Autumn leaves, it feels like such an ancient, seasonal practice that it connects you not only with the current yearly cycle but to the same dependable ... … Read more
  • Harvest Time Heroes

    Harvest Time Heroes

    If your garden is anything like mine you've been reaping the rewards of the good weather with a fantastic crop of fresh vegetables. So much worked for me this year it was almost as if someone else to ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Broad Beans

    How To Grow Broad Beans

    Broad beans are the simplest thing to grow. They are hardy and produce a large crop of delicious beans. I prefer to pick them young for a sweeter bean which are lovely tossed into a salad. … Read more
  • Gardening With Raised Beds: Frequently Asked Questions

    Gardening With Raised Beds: Frequently Asked Questions

    We are often asked about the pros and cons of raised bed gardening, and how raised bed kits can help you overcome space or soil limitations. And since there's a good chance you're asking yourself (o ... … Read more
  • Sowing and germinating vegetable seeds

    Sowing and germinating vegetable seeds

    We are now moving into the time of year when we start to sow seeds (for those of you not reading this article 'hot from the oven' it is the beginning of February) so I figured it may be helpful to ... … Read more
  • Rathdooney Vegetable Garden Blog - November 28th

    Rathdooney Vegetable Garden Blog - November 28th

    You may remember some of the vibrant looking photos from my vegetable garden in the Summer with its neat (ish) rows of healthy crops and tidy weeded paths? Well, it looks nothing like that now. I a ... … Read more
  • Thermo Compost Bins

    Thermo Compost Bins

    If you're looking for a composting solution that's somewhere between a traditional static pile and the larger insulated composters, The Thermo range of composters have a lot to offer. Produced by Ger ... … Read more
  • Mid June in the Vegetable Garden - What to sow

    Mid June in the Vegetable Garden - What to sow

    Since I've been slow in the vegetable garden this year (which has recently turned from a wet and miserable prospect into a sun kissed paradise) I am very interested in what I can sow or plant right n ... … Read more
  • Planting Potatoes in March

    Planting Potatoes in March

    Depending on your location early potatoes are planted in mid March once the days begin to warm. To be fair, the soil is probably warm enough to plant now in most gardens but what you need to be ca ... … Read more
  • April 20th Garden Update. Planting French Beans

    April 20th Garden Update. Planting French Beans

    Garden Update I am making some progress in the garden this week with a few tips coming to mind which hopefully you will find helpful.The first tip I have is get a tractor! Readers from last Autumn m ... … Read more
  • Identifying Common Garden Pests

    Identifying Common Garden Pests

    Seeing your vegetable crops decimated by garden pests can be a very disheartening sight, and it can happen seemingly overnight if proper preventative methods aren't applied. Once the garden pes ... … 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
  • New Quickcrop Vegetable Growers Course

    New Quickcrop Vegetable Growers Course

    Last week I filmed the first in a series of over 200 videos which will become the backbone of our new Quickcrop vegetable growers course. This epic learning experience will cover all the cr ... … Read more
  • Functional Nutrition Basics Part 2 – Digestion

    Functional Nutrition Basics Part 2 – Digestion

    ‘You are what you eat and absorb’ is more accurate than the saying ‘you are what you eat’. More than 2,000 years ago Hippocrates stated that all disease starts in the gut, but we’re only now coming t ... … 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
  • Vegetable Seed Sowing Notes

    Vegetable Seed Sowing Notes

    Although it is still too early to sow anything I thought I would run through some seed sowing notes this week for any new growers who are unsure when or how to start growing. It will also likely be d ... … 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
  • Quickcrop Vegetable Garden Plan 2016

    Quickcrop Vegetable Garden Plan 2016

    Raised bed vegetable garden plan.I include my 2016 vegetable garden plan below if anyone is interested in what I'll be growing next year. My garden is now split up into long raised beds with gravel ... … 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
  •  French Intensive Gardening

    French Intensive Gardening

    ‘French Intensive Gardening’. Sounds kind of daunting, who wants gardening to be intensive? Me, I like to do a little burst of work here and there and take it easy on myself. But you shouldn’t read t ... … Read more
  • Burtown Kitchen Garden Diary - Dividing and Planting Rhubarb

    Burtown Kitchen Garden Diary - Dividing and Planting Rhubarb

    As you may know I keep in touch with Dermot Carey (ex head gardener at Lissadell House) and like to hear about the projects he is working on in his travels around the country. Dermot works as a con ... … Read more
  • Urban vegetable planters

    Urban vegetable planters

    Small Garden Ideas Vegetable growing should be available to anyone even if you have have a very small urban garden or worse, no garden at all! Small urban gardens can be just as productive as larger ... … Read more
  • Plant Roots and How They Work

    Plant Roots and How They Work

    As we slip into the cooler weather of October there is very little we can sow now (apart from some cold tolerant Asian salads) so, as per last week's mail, it is mostly about preparing the ... … Read more
  • Compost Bin Comparisons - The Best Home Composters

    Compost Bin Comparisons - The Best Home Composters

    As bin charges increase and households try to be more environment friendly, we are seeing a corresponding increase in home composting. We have been interested in domestic composting for a lon ... … 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
  • How to plan a vegetable garden

    How to plan a vegetable garden

    A new year brings with it the temptation to try something new in the garden, overhaul your growing space or simply fine-tune the way that you do things. Garden planning is something you can d ... … 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
  • April in the Vegetable Garden - What Can You Sow?

    April in the Vegetable Garden - What Can You Sow?

    For a bit of colour to start, below is the beautiful magenta bulbs of onion 'long red Florence': a crop I harvested in 2021, but a variety I sow every year. A new batch of onion seedling plants ... … 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

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  • Right angled fork hoe for easier digging

    Chillington Heavy Duty Wide Canterbury - FORK - Hoe With Handle

    €49.95
    €59.95
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  • The double headed hoe from Chillington

    Chillington Double Headed Hoe or Azada With Handle

    €32.95
    €34.95
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  • Wide headed hoe 17.5cm

    The Stirrup Or Oscillating Hoe

    RRP:
    €37.50 - €39.50
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  • Wooden handle with chillington logo

    Replacement Handles For Chillington Hoes

    RRP:
    €12.50 - €15.95
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  • carbon steel hand hoes

    Carbon Steel Hand Vegetable Hoe

    €17.95
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  • Workman Draw Hoe

    Workman Draw Hoe - 48"

    €19.95
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  • the greenman stainless steel draw hoe with long handle

    Greenman Draw Hoe

    €29.95
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  • traditional style dutch hoe from greenman tools

    Greenman Stainless Steel Dutch Hoe

    €32.95
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  • using the precision hoe in a raised bed

    Haxnicks Speed Hoe

    €17.47
    €29.95
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  • stainless steel onion hoe

    Greenman Onion Hoe (Stainless Steel)

    €17.95
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  • an extra or replacement head for the oscillating hoe

    Replacement Head For The Oscillating Hoe

    RRP:
    €25.95 - €29.95
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  • long handled onion hoe from Greenman

    Greenman Long Handled Stainless Steel Onion Hoe - H1053

    €24.95
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  • blade for oscillating hoe

    Replacement Blade For The Oscillating Or Stirrup Hoe

    RRP:
    €8.95 - €9.95
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  • The Heavy Duty Hoe from Chillington

    Chillington Heavy Duty Hoe or Digging Azada With Handle

    RRP:
    €42.95 - €44.95
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  • The Ridging Hoe from Chillington

    The Chillington Ridging Hoe (Azada) With Handle

    RRP:
    €42.95 - €44.95
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  • Sophie conran ergo hand how gift box

    Sophie Conran Ergo Hoe

    €29.95
    €34.95
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  • The Baby Hoe from Chillington tools

    The Chillington Baby Hoe Or Light Medium Azada With Handle

    RRP:
    €39.95 - €44.95
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  • an extra or replacement handle for the oscillating hoe

    Replacement Handle For The Oscillating Hoe

    €12.95
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  • copper hoe shining in garden

    Long Garden Hoe Zala

    €89.95
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  • vida small copper garden hoe in hand

    Garden Hoe Vida (Small)

    €59.95
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  • bronze garden hoe

    Field Hoe Vesna

    €119.00
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  • Taifun 2 prong hay silage manure fork

    Taifun Hay Fork

    €39.95
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  • copper headed manure fork

    Taifun Austrian Manure Fork

    €44.95
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  • half brite digging fork from greenman tools

    Greenman Half Brite Digging Fork

    €39.95
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  • traditional style digging fork from greenman tools

    Greenman Stainless Steel Digging Fork - F0633

    €44.95
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  • long timber handled weeding fork from Greenman

    Greenman Long Handled Weed Fork - W3255

    €18.95
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  • Heavy duty hand fork tines by draper tools

    Draper Carbon Steel Heavy Duty Hand Fork

    €7.95
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  • Eagle hand fork prongs close up

    Eagle General Purpose Hand Fork

    €9.95
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  • burgon and ball child friendly garden tools

    Burgon & Ball Kid's Trowel and Fork Set

    €12.95
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  • Canterbury XT solar wall light fitting

    Canterbury XT Solar Wall Light

    €27.95
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  • Kent and Stowe Long Handled Draw Hoe

    Kent and Stowe Long Handled Draw Hoe

    €34.95
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  • Kent and Stowe long dutch hoe

    Kent and Stowe Long Handled Dutch Hoe

    €34.95
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  • Sophie Conran ergo hoe gift set

    Sophie Conran Ergo Hoe Christmas Hamper

    €42.95
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  • Vitavia Phoenix high end greenhouse black

    Phoenix Greenhouse 8 ft Wide (No base required)

    RRP:
    €1,480.00
    €1,390.00 - €2,295.00
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  • phoebe planter

    Phoebe Planter

    RRP:
    €10.95 - €15.95
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  • Winter vetch is also called winter tares green manure

    Green Manure Winter Vetch (Tares)

    €3.95
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  • verbascum-phoenioc plants 9cm pots

    Verbascum Phoenic Violetta (Purple Mullein) P9 & 1L Pots

    RRP:
    €8.95 - €16.95
    Out of stock
  • Summer Squash - Vegetable Spaghetti seeds

    Summer Squash 'Vegetable Spaghetti'

    €2.95
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  • Schools vegtrug raised bed vegetable growing pack

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 4

    €775.00
    €822.60
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  • Stirring rake for Hotbin

    Replacement Stirring Rake for Hotbin

    €14.95
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  • Beetroot colour mix

    Beetroot Colour Mix

    €2.75
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  • Quickcrop schools raised bed vegetable garden pack

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 1

    €400.00
    €466.35
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  • Golden garks unique large rake size

    Golden Gark Multipurpose Garden Tool

    RRP:
    €39.95 - €44.95
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  • Quickcrop schools raised bed vegetable garden pack 6

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 6

    €1,475.00
    €1,575.00
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  • Travel Cutlery easily fits in pockets

    Bamboo Organic Reusable Utensil Set

    €3.95
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  • Standard Green Seed Tray

    Standard Seed Tray - Green

    RRP:
    €1.49 - €3.95
    Out of stock
  • Quickcrop school raised bed garden pack 3

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 3

    €800.00
    €917.25
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  • Heavy duty seed tray for seedlings

    Heavy Duty Black Seed Tray

    RRP:
    €3.95
    €1.97 - €5.45
    Out of stock
  • The hydra copper headed swivel hoe

    The Hydra Copper Oscillating Hoe (CD2)

    €119.45
    Out of stock
  • a small and light gardening fork for children

    Kent & Stowe Kids Hand Fork

    €6.47
    €12.95
    Out of stock
  • stainless steel border fork from greenman tools

    Greenman Stainless Steel Border Fork

    €47.95
    Out of stock
  • stainless steel garden fork with long curved handle - full shot

    Greenman Ergonomic Digging Fork - F0640

    €44.95
    Out of stock
  • Burgon & Ball Stainless Steel Hand Fork

    Burgon & Ball Stainless Steel Hand Fork

    €14.95
    Out of stock
  • Kids gardening fork from kent and stowe

    Kent & Stowe Kids Digging Fork

    €24.95
    Out of stock
  • Burgon and ball border fork

    Burgon and Ball Border Fork

    €39.95
    Out of stock
  • The Chedworth shoe and welly locker from garden trading.

    Chedworth Shoe & Welly Locker

    €295.00
    Out of stock
  • Calcified seaweed soil conditioner box from front on bench

    Vitax Calcified Seaweed - 2.5kg

    €14.95
    Out of stock
  • Westland Bone Meal - 1.5kg

    Westland Bone Meal - 1.5kg

    RRP:
    €7.95 - €14.95
    Out of stock
  • Westland Horticultural Sand is perfect for mixing with compost to create the optimum growing media for seeds and cuttings. It has been specially sourced and washed to produce a carefully graded, lime free, free draining horticultural sand.

    Westland Horticultural Sand - 20kg

    €9.95
    Out of stock
  • The Fab 4 from Garland

    Fab 4 Electric Propagator

    €39.50
    Out of stock
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