null
Free delivery on orders over €65.00 (exc. bulk soil) - Click here for details

  • Log in / Join us

  • Raised beds
    • View all Raised beds
    • Allotment Beds
    • Premier Beds
    • Deluxe Beds
    • Metal Raised Beds
    • Easy Access Beds
    • Easy Assemble Raised Beds
    • Raised Flower Beds
    • Patio Planters
    • Liners & Covers
    • Raised Bed Parts
    Quickcrop raised timber garden beds

    Elevate your garden with our 35cm Premier Raised Bed—sturdy, stylish, and perfect for thriving plants!

    View 35cm Raised Bed
  • Bulbs, Plants & Seeds
    • View all Bulbs, Plants & Seeds
    • Bare Root Hedging
    • Bare Root Trees
    • Flower Seeds
    • Flower Bulbs
    • Flowering Plants
    • Grasses & Ferns
    • Fruit Plants
    • Garlic and Onions
    • Green Manures
    • Herb Plants
    • Seed Potatoes
    • Vegetable Plants
    • Vegetable Seeds
    • Wildflower Seeds
    Cosmos Bipinnatus Sonata Carmine

    Add some colour to your garden with our new range of flower seeds!

    View Flower Seeds
  • Garden Supplies
    • View all Garden Supplies
    • Gift Vouchers
    • Beginners Kits
    • Books
    • Compost Bins
    • Eco Shop
    • Fruit Presses
    • Garden Edging
    • Gift Shop
    • Gravel & Bark
    • Homeware
    • Irrigation
    • Lawn Care
    • Pest Control
    • Plant Feed
    • Plant Protection
    • Plant Supports
    • Pots & Propagation
    • Pickling
    • Poultry Care
    • Schools
    • Soil & Compost
    • Solar Lights
    • Garden Tools
    • Weed Control
    • Wildlife
    Burning weeds with the Sheen Flamegun

    Effortless weeding! No chemicals, no backache—just pure firepower. Sheen X300 obliterates weeds instantly!

    View Sheen Flamegun
  • Garden Structures
    • View all Garden Structures
    • Fencing
    • Fruit Cages
    • Garden Arches and Arbours
    • Garden Furniture
    • Garden Ponds
    • Greenhouses
    • Home Saunas
    • Polytunnels
    Saturn contemporary greenhouse

    Expand your gardening space with the Saturn Greenhouse—durable, spacious, and perfect for year-round growing!

    View Saturn Greenhouse
  • Compost Bins
  • Soil & Compost
  • How To
  • Blog
  • Sale
  • Log in Join us
  • Information
    About Us
    Privacy policy
    Cookies Policy
    Terms and Conditions
    Sitemap
  • Shop
    Raised Beds
    Bulbs, Plants, & Seeds
    Garden Supplies
    Gift Vouchers
    Gardening Blog
  • Customer Care
    Contact Us
    My Account
    Delivery
    F.A.Q.s

61 results

Use left and right arrows to navigate between tabs.
  • View Products (13)
  • View Blog (48)
  • Envirogrind Compost - Black Gold from Killybegs

    Envirogrind Compost - Black Gold from Killybegs

    As we all know growing vegetables takes a lot out of a garden, because when we remove our nutritious crops we remove nutrition from the soil. This has to be given back. The really good stuff in ... … Read more
  • Soil or compost for a school vegetable garden

    Soil or compost for a school vegetable garden

    The soil or compost you use in your school vegetable garden is the single most important part of the project. Vegetables are demanding as plants go, after all we we expect quick growth and lots of cr ... … 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
  • Vegetable Harvesting guidelines - A trip round our garden.

    Vegetable Harvesting guidelines - A trip round our garden.

    I was working my way around my garden yesterday, checking on things and harvesting a bit of this and a bit of that. As I worked my way through a few small jobs I thought you might like to see what ... … Read more
  • Planting Out Vegetable Seedlings

    Planting Out Vegetable Seedlings

    O.K., so you've managed to produce your own seedling plants or have bought in some promising looking specimens. You have hardened them off and are ready to put them out into your garden (or i ... … 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
  • February garden advice

    February garden advice

    Even though it's a mild early Spring so far it's still too cold to plant anything outside. Even if we're sowing inside there are very few things we can get started and they will need to be sown on ... … 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 In Containers

    How to Grow Carrots In Containers

    Growing carrots in containers can be more successful than you would expect, and it is a great way to begin growing your own food at home. Patio planters or containers make for a great wa ... … 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
  • 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
  • Preparing the Vegetable Garden for Winter

    Preparing the Vegetable Garden for Winter

    Right, well it's started to get a bit cold and the leaves are falling so I suppose we will have to admit that winter is coming. I have mentioned it here before that I am not a winter fan. This ... … Read more
  • Soil Improvement for Vegetable Gardeners

    Soil Improvement for Vegetable Gardeners

    Healthy vegetables need a healthy soil, it's as simple as that. It is possible to grow vegetables in poor soil by using artificial fertilizers but the quality of the soil will be further eroded un ... … 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
  • Recognising Aminopyralid Weedkiller Contamination in Manure

    Recognising Aminopyralid Weedkiller Contamination in Manure

    Mackerel sky Before we get going, here's a photo I took on Monday morning while out walking the dog showing a pretty 'mackerel sky' which, as you know, signals a change in the weather. The old sailo ... … 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 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
  • Soil health, plant feed & pruning fruit.

    Soil health, plant feed & pruning fruit.

    I know I have looked at soil and plant feeds a number of times over the years but, for the benefit of new growers, I think it may be helpful to cover it again today as we prepare our gardens for a ... … 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
  • Seaweed and Potatoes

    Seaweed and Potatoes

    A Protective Seaweed Mulch I took the opposite photo in early January, it's frosty seaweed obviously but it's in my garden rather than on the beach. I prepared most of my beds in December (even then ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • How to Plant Tomato Seedlings

    How to Plant Tomato Seedlings

    I had a call from Dermot Carey (my personal vegetable guru) over the weekend as he wanted to pick up a couple of rolls of fleece. "I hope you don't mind me calling on a Sunday morning" says Dermot "N ... … Read more
  • What are the best crops for beginners?

    What are the best crops for beginners?

    When you’re just starting on your food-growing journey, it’s probably best to be a little selective about what you’re planning to grow. There are some food crops that can prove to be surprising ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • September 2020 in the Quickcrop Garden

    September 2020 in the Quickcrop Garden

    It is incredible just how fast the season slips by, I can't believe it's September already! The final part of the season got away from me a bit (broken collarbone) but luckily work done earlier ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • October 2020 in the Quickcrop Garden

    October 2020 in the Quickcrop Garden

    While I am not a fan of of winter I do enjoy preparing for it. There is great satisfaction in harvesting and storing crops in October, protecting beds from heavy rain and generally put ... … Read more
  • The Quickcrop Garden in Early June

    The Quickcrop Garden in Early June

    Firstly, thank you to anyone who mailed me last week to let me know you found our most recent article on plant feed for container growing useful. It is always great to hear from anyone out there, wha ... … Read more

No filters applied

Refine by
  • envirogrind soil improving compost for healthy plant growth

    Envirogrind Compost & Soil Improver - 50L bags

    RRP:
    €13.95 - €139.00
    See Options
  • pallet of envirogrind compost

    Envirogrind Pallet - 40 x 50 litre Bags

    €398.50
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • a handful of envirogrind compost and soil improver

    Envirogrind Enriched Compost 850L

    €158.00
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Envirogrind Compost & Soil Improver - 50L bags x 25

    Envirogrind Compost & Soil Improver - 50L bags x 25

    €295.00
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Greenhouse and polytunnel vegetable growing soil mix

    Greenhouse & Polytunnel Soil Mix - 750L Bulk Bag

    €159.00
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Nutrient rich garden soil

    Garden Topsoil - Nutrient Rich Loam 35L

    RRP:
    €10.95 - €99.50
    See Options
  • Quickcrop premium quality Supersoil Mix.

    Supersoil Mix - 750L Bulk Bag

    €159.00
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Quickcrop school garden pack including raised beds, soil, mypex and bark mulch.

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 5

    €895.00
    €995.00
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Quickcrop school garden raised bed pack

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 2

    €700.00
    €728.85
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Quickcrop schools raised bed vegetable garden pack

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 1

    €400.00
    €466.35
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Quickcrop schools raised bed vegetable garden pack 6

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 6

    €1,475.00
    €1,575.00
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • Quickcrop school raised bed garden pack 3

    School Vegetable Garden Pack 3

    €800.00
    €917.25
    Add to Cart The item has been added
  • A giant elephant garlic tastes closer to a leek

    Elephant Garlic - A Mild Giant Garlic for roasting

    RRP:
    €5.95 - €36.95
    Out of stock
Close up image of cabbages

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER TO RECIEVE WEEKLY GROWING TUTORIALS AND OFFERS

  • Information

    About Us Privacy policy Cookies Policy Terms and Conditions Soil Calculator Sitemap
  • shop

    Gift Vouchers Raised Beds Bulbs, Plants & Seeds Garden Supplies Garden Structures Bulk Soil & Compost
  • customer care

    Contact Us Delivery My Account F.A.Q.’s How To Grow Gardening Blog
  • Secure payments

    One for all icon


    Google Reviews Link

© Quickcrop IE, 2025

Registered company number: 503058

Call Us: 01 524 0884

×

Our website uses cookies

By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyse site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. To learn more, visit our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

These cookies make your shopping experience easier. Switching these off may stop certain areas of our website from working properly on this device.

These cookies help us improve site performance by gathering information on site usage. This helps us to deliver a better site experience.

These cookies help make our website more relevant to your interests and promote our products to you on other websites.