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  • How To Grow Butternut Squash (Winter Squash)

    How To Grow Butternut Squash (Winter Squash)

    Squash plants are closely related to cucumbers, courgettes and marrows, and are a member of the same family, curcurbit. Squash plants come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and include butternut s ... … Read more
  • A Pretty Pickle

    A Pretty Pickle

    England, like any country, has its pro's and con's but I thought I had died and gone to heaven when I discovered many pubs over there are furnished with an enormous glass jar of pickled eggs at the e ... … Read more
  • How to care for young fruit trees

    How to care for young fruit trees

    Seeing as I mentioned my new orchard in the last post I might as well add a little information on caring for new fruit trees. Getting trees established well has a big impact on future fruiting so ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Kohl Rabi

    How To Grow Kohl Rabi

    Kohlrabi sports a rosette of blueish-green leaves above a swollen stem. This almost globe-like stem makes it appear like a turnip growing on a cabbage root, in fact In German, Kohl means cabbage a ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Turnip (White)

    How To Grow Turnip (White)

    Milan Purple Top has distinctive flat-topped roots, white with purple crown. Quick maturing, useful in frames and under cloches. They are a fast crop, being ready in just five to eight weeks from ... … Read more
  • A Guide To Planting Bare Root Trees

    A Guide To Planting Bare Root Trees

    As regular readers will know, I had to take down over half of my trees due to the ash die back disease which is affecting so many of the nation's ash trees. Sadly, that has left my little p ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • How To Grow Cucumber

    How To Grow Cucumber

    Cucumber plants are either vining varieties with long vines or bush varieties with shorter vines. Cucumbers may be planted in hills or grown on supports such as trellises, fences, or stakes. Choose v ... … 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
  • Late August Garden Update & Protecting Your Soil.

    Late August Garden Update & Protecting Your Soil.

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

    How To Grow Swede

    Swede is one of the easiest vegetables to grow and is well-suited to the novice gardener. They also crop over a very long time because they can be left in the soil throughout the winter.  ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • The Ultimate Guide to Vegetable Harvesting

    The Ultimate Guide to Vegetable Harvesting

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

    How To Grow Chives

    A member of the onion family, chives are well worth cultivating in the vegetable and flower garden. They take up very little space, and the whole plant can be eaten from top to bottom - the bulbs ... … Read more
  • How To Create a Wildlife Friendly Pond

    How To Create a Wildlife Friendly Pond

    Honestly, do you ever think about how weird it is that ‘pond life’ has become a derogatory phrase and insult, when actual pond life contains some of the most fascinating and beautiful cr ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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 November

    The Vegetable Garden in November

    November is the month when growth in the vegetable garden finally grinds to a halt. Temperatures fall and daylight levels decrease, the season is over and other than harvesting any remaining crops ... … Read more
  • How To 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 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
  • Timber Raised Beds vs Metal Raised Beds: Pros and Cons

    Timber Raised Beds vs Metal Raised Beds: Pros and Cons

    The popularity of Metal Raised Beds continues to grow, with more and more gardeners seeing them as a compact, durable and low-maintenance option for growing vegetables at an elevated height. … Read more
  • Waist high garden beds

    Waist high garden beds

    One of the stereotypical images that might spring to mind when you think of someone gardening is someone on their hands and knees with a trowel. After all, the soil is at foot-level and that’s where ... … Read more
  • July 7th - Quickcrop Vegetable Garden Update

    July 7th - Quickcrop Vegetable Garden Update

    I don't know what the season has been like for you but thanks to a warm and dry early summer followed by some welcome rain, my garden is looking vibrant and green. Despite the fact that the ... … 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
  • What to grow in a School Vegetable Garden

    What to grow in a School Vegetable Garden

    Be Realistic! I'd give the same advice to any new gardener - to start small with easy to grow crops. A school vegetable garden also has the holidays to take into account so unless you have ... … Read more
  • 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
  • A Beginner's Guide to Keeping Chickens

    A Beginner's Guide to Keeping Chickens

    In recent years more and more households - both rural and urban - have decided to keep backyard chickens or poultry. As well as being a source of ‘homemade’ fresh eggs, it’s something tha ... … Read more
  • Vegetables to Sow in Late June

    Vegetables to Sow in Late June

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

    Hugelkultur Garden Beds

    Hugelkultur is a form of raised bed gardening using layers of organic material. We previously discussed keyhole gardening on the blog, and hugelkultur gardening has a few similarities. It has become ... … Read more
  • Storing & Preserving Homegrown Vegetables.

    Storing & Preserving Homegrown Vegetables.

    As September is one of the busiest harvesting months, this week I thought it might be helpful to talk about preserving or storing vegetables over winter as, if your garden is anything like mine, you ... … Read more
  • Building a timber fruit cage

    Building a timber fruit cage

    My weekend work for the last 2 weeks has been building our new fruit cage video location. The plan, as I think I mentioned in a previous mail, is to film a new set of videos showing how to plant, pru ... … 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 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 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
  • 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
  • Potato Blight - Recognising and avoiding.

    Potato Blight - Recognising and avoiding.

    Everyone who has grown potatoes will have heard of potato blight, it's the most serious disease affecting potatoes and one which is almost impossible not to get. The disease is thought to have ori ... … Read more
  • Cut Flower Seedlings

    Cut Flower Seedlings

    I am not going to pretend that I know much about cut flowers, but what I will say is that I have a growing (excuse the pun) interest. As you may know, we are doing a lot of work this year on th ... … 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
  • Sea Campion - A Beautiful Coastal Wildflower

    Sea Campion - A Beautiful Coastal Wildflower

    We are taking a break from the vegetable garden this week and looking at some wild flowers as they are often far prettier than anything in the garden. This week's star of the show is sea campion (abo ... … Read more
  • The Quickcrop Vegetable Garden in August

    The Quickcrop Vegetable Garden in August

    Well, it's August again in the Quickcrop garden (and elsewhere I suspect) so I thought we'd take our customary stroll around to see what's growing and hopefully offer some advice on some of my frui ... … 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
  • September in the Quickcrop Garden

    September in the Quickcrop Garden

    As you know, September is about the final act in the vegetable garden when we harvest many of our crops and prepare the soil for winter. This week I have had a quick run around the garden to check in ... … Read more
  • How to Grow Herbs at Home

    How to Grow Herbs at Home

    I guess it is important to say from the outset that herbs are very easy to grow. Considering what they add in flavour - and how often you will use them - they are probably the best value plants in t ... … Read more
  • How do I deal with potato blight?

    How do I deal with potato blight?

    I think I mentioned last week that haven't been spending as much time as I should have in the vegetable garden due to the uninspiring weather we have been having lately. I had noticed on one of my br ... … Read more
  • Your garden in July

    Your garden in July

    July is a fabulous time in the garden with so much glossy new growth and tasty young vegetables. Don't forget there is still plenty of things you can sow now, the warmer weather giving the added adva ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Gooseberry

    How To Grow Gooseberry

    Gooseberry Bushes How to grow gooseberries. Ranging from huge, juicy, red dessert fruit to tiny, sparkling, golden drops of sweetness, gooseberries are a great, easy to grow choice. This section al ... … Read more
  • Fish for Small Garden Ponds

    Fish for Small Garden Ponds

    As you know the Quickcrop research bureau never sleeps. Our aim is provide you with the best products for your garden but also to back them up with plenty of useful information. If there is a me ... … 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
  • 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 to grow tulips

    How to grow tulips

    This week sees a whole new departure for the Quickcrop team as we stick our pretty little toes into the wonderful world of flowering plants. It is not that we have fallen out of love with our vegetab ... … Read more
  • Should you open your greenhouse every day?

    Should you open your greenhouse every day?

    Greenhouses are designed to draw in and capture heat. This is for the benefit of your plants, but it’s a blessing that can soon turn into a curse if you allow temperatures to get out of control. Shou ... … Read more
  • What to sow in late May and early June

    What to sow in late May and early June

    The transition from May to June is a fantastic time in the vegetable garden as the crops you have planted or sown start to put on some proper growth and the garden starts to fill up. As you know I of ... … 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
  • Maintaining a Garden Pond

    Maintaining a Garden Pond

    Maintaining a garden pond fosters a healthy ecosystem, providing the suitable environment for fish and plants to thrive. It's important to practice regular maintenance routines, which can inv ... … Read more
  • Garden Party Furniture

    Garden Party Furniture

    Garden furniture is often designed or bought with relaxation or solitary ‘me time’ in mind, but that’s far from the only option. The garden can be a great place to entertain, have guests around for a ... … Read more
  • About Bare Root Trees

    About Bare Root Trees

    Why Plant Bare Root Trees? Everyone seems to be talking about trees these days and with good reason. They are one of the single most effective ways to take carbon out of the atmosphere and help ... … Read more
  • Growing Tomatoes in NW London with Rhys Jaggar

    Growing Tomatoes in NW London with Rhys Jaggar

    Timetable for growing tomatoes: a summary of a decade of learningI started growing tomatoes in the wet summer of 2009 and was (quite frankly) not very successful. It probably took me until 2013 to ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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 Grow The Best Tomato Seedlings

    How To Grow The Best Tomato Seedlings

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

    Garden Arches & Arbours

    Garden arches are a great way of adding some vertical character to your garden or outdoors. They can be used to provide support for climbing plants or serve as an entrance or archway between differen ... … 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
  • 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
  • How to Create your own Butterfly Garden

    How to Create your own Butterfly Garden

    Butterflies are one of the most charismatic of all garden visitors, with their vividly coloured wings and elegant flight arcs. Species like Red Admiral, Peacock and Small Tortoiseshell are commonly ... … Read more
  • How To Grow Lettuce

    How To Grow Lettuce

    Lettuce is a favourite in the garden because it is relatively easy to grow, is one of the first crops that can be planted, and is one of the first crops to yield in the spring. It doesn’t tak ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • The Quickcrop Vegetable Garden in Early June

    The Quickcrop Vegetable Garden in Early June

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

    Plants for the Autumn Vegetable Garden

    What to sow or plant in September - it's not too late! I have included below some good things to sow or plant out as vegetable seedlings in September. Most of the varieties mentioned are available a ... … 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
  • The Quickcrop garden in March - dealing with a wet Spring

    The Quickcrop garden in March - dealing with a wet Spring

    Due to a relatively dry end to last week I had thought the worst of the weather was over. I said as much on Facebook (and nearly caused an International incident) but today, it seems, the rain is bac ... … 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
  • 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
  • Commercial Composting Solutions

    Commercial Composting Solutions

    Plastic may have taken much of the attention in recent years, but food waste continues to be a pressing issue affecting the environment.  It was estimated by the EPA (Environmental Prote ... … Read more
  • Growing tips for beginners

    Growing tips for beginners

    Last week the blog included some tips on starting a new vegetable garden and, judging by the emails I received (thank you), a number of you found it very helpful (fantastic!). With that in mind, I ... … 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • How To Grow Cauliflower

    How To Grow Cauliflower

    The cauliflower is not the easiest of the brassica family to grow but a large white cauliflower with tight white curds is a thing of beauty and producing one a source of much satisfaction. Variety ... … 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 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 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
  • Unusual Fruit and Vegetables to Grow in a Polytunnel

    Unusual Fruit and Vegetables to Grow in a Polytunnel

    When it comes to polytunnel growing, there tends to be something of a consensus around which crops are reliable staples in a temperate climate such as in the UK and Ireland. Indeed you will have pro ... … Read more
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  • Joraform Spare Parts - Steel Tube

    Joraform Spare Parts - Steel Tube

    €34.95
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  • ruler for vegetable seed and plant spacing

    Seed & Plant Spacing Ruler

    RRP:
    €14.95 - €24.95
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  • Wirework apple picker for harvesting apples from trees

    Wirework Apple Picker

    €22.95
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  • Striped twine bundle on decking

    Sophie Conran striped twine cherry

    €12.45
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  • Round pet bowls for food and liquids

    Round Pet Bowl in Charcoal Coated Steel

    RRP:
    €12.95 - €14.95
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  • Crop cover clips and pins

    Crop Cover Clips & Steel Pegs

    €12.95
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  • straw and brush on white background

    Stainless straws and brush (single)

    €2.49
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  • Long handled pointed springback shovel

    Pointed Springback Shovel - 4.5ft Handle

    €34.95
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  • Min/Max Thermometer from Tenax

    Dial Max Min Thermometer From Tenax

    €12.95
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  • Darby 6 prong beet fork

    Darby 6 Prong Ball Pointed Beet Fork - 4ft

    €87.95
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  • Cornflower Blue Ball Variety

    Cornflower 'Blue Ball'

    €2.95
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  • Carbon Steel Hand Trowel from Kent & Stowe

    Kent & Stowe Hand Trowel (Carbon Steel)

    €12.95
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  • 16 tooth steel rake from Workman Tools

    Workman 16 Tooth Steel Rake

    €16.95
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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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  • Single tool hooks are for hanging tools on

    Single Tool Hooks - 5 Pack

    €9.95
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  • Carbon Steel Heavy Duty Hand Trowel

    Draper Carbon Steel Heavy Duty Hand Trowel

    €7.95
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  • Kent & Stowe Bypass Loppers

    Kent & Stowe Bypass Loppers

    €44.95
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  • Plantpak ph soil test meter from Gardman

    Plantpak Digital pH Meter

    €19.95
    €29.95
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  • Green tub scythe snaths

    Green Scythe Handle - Tubular Steel (includes Grass Nail)

    €59.95
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  • Durapost Galvanized Steel Fence Post anthracite grey

    Durapost Galvanized Steel Fence Post

    RRP:
    €32.95 - €59.95
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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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  • seed storage tin with lid and handles

    Seed Packet Storage Tin

    €24.95
    €29.95
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  • Digital thermostat with heating and cooling

    Bio Green Digital Thermostat - Thermo 2

    €69.95
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  • folding leaf fence

    Folding Garden Leaf Fence

    €19.95
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  • Digital Min/Max Thermometer

    Digital Min/Max Thermometer

    €24.95
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  • garden structure

    Garden Obelisk with Armillary Sphere

    €79.95
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  • Long fruit cage for rows of fruit bushes

    Long Fruit Cage - 3m

    €79.50
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  • weather vane

    Rooster Double Weathervane

    €49.50
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  • Birkdale durapost steel gate and corner post

    Durapost Steel Gate/Corner Post

    RRP:
    €57.95 - €74.95
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  • Steel corner bracket for joining corner timbers of mini polytunnel

    Steel Corner Bracket for Mini Polytunnel

    €1.95
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  • Base kits for vitavia Ida wall mounted greenhouses

    Base Kits for Ida Wall Mounted Greenhouses

    RRP:
    €54.95 - €104.95
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  • close view of the hand trowel

    Eagle General Purpose Hand Trowel

    €9.95
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  • Long handled pointed shovel from Workman Tools

    Workman Long Handled Pointed Shovel - 48"

    €19.95
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  • 1.8m galvanized steel tubing for crop protection cages

    Horizontal Roof Bars & Door Sides

    €17.95
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  • Steel tubes for heavy duty crop cage 2.4m

    Fruit Cage Upright Poles - 2.4m

    €22.95
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  • Steel fruit cage tubing

    Door Frame Top and Bottom - 0.6m

    €6.95
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  • Frut cage tubing 1.2m

    Diagonal Strengthening Brace (Optional)

    €12.95
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  • Eagle Pointed Shovel

    Eagle 4ft Pointed Shovel

    €19.95
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  • Charcoal Black Vegtug in a garden

    Vegtub Round Modular Bed

    €149.00
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  • Vegtub charcoal grey steel raised bed

    Vegtub Metal Raised Bed

    €229.00
    €249.00
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  • replacement handle for ash manure fork

    32in Ash Manure Fork Tee Handle

    €9.95
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  • Westland Tree & Shrub Planting & Potting Mix has been specially blended to support plant health, strengthening trees and shrubs from the inside out.

    Westland Tree & Shrub Planting & Potting Mix - 50L

    €12.95
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  • Kent and Stowe Small Bulb Planter

    Kent and Stowe Small Bulb Planter

    €14.95
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  • Round pointed Shovel with Fibreglass Handle from Workman

    Workman Round Pointed Shovel w/ Fibreglass Handle

    €21.95
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  • 30 inch round pointed shovel with fibreglass D shaped handle from Workman Tools

    Workman Round Pointed Shovel w/ Fibreglass D Handle

    €19.95
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  • K-Post fence post rapid setting concrete mix

    K-Post Rapid Set Fence Post Concrete - 20kg

    €9.95
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  • the weather station digital thermometer

    Tildenet Weather Station Thermometer

    €39.95
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  • Hardened Pick Axe Head

    7lb Pick Axe Hardened Head

    €17.95
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  • grow organic salad leaves and greens - charles dowding book cover

    Grow Organic Salad Leaves And Greens - Charles Dowding

    €24.95
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  • hoe replacement handle 5ft

    1 1/4in X 5ft Hoe/Squeegee Handle

    €8.95
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  • Mattock Head

    5lbs Mattocks Head

    €13.95
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  • Attaching a Flopro Round Tap Connector
 on a kitchen tap

    Flopro Round Tap Connector

    €5.95
    €11.95
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  • Buckwheat variety of green manures growing

    Green Manure Buckwheat

    €3.95
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  • The vigo 50 litre hydraulic fruit press

    Vigo 50 Litre Hydraulic Fruit Press & Straining Bag

    €875.00
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  • Westland Ericaceous Planting & Potting Mix

    Westland Ericaceous Compost - 50l

    €9.95
    €10.95
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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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  • the loader square mouth shovel

    The Loader - Square Mouth Shovel For General Use

    €32.00
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  • Winter vetch is also called winter tares green manure

    Green Manure Winter Vetch (Tares)

    €3.95
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  • long timber handled weeding fork from Greenman

    Greenman Long Handled Weed Fork - W3255

    €18.95
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  • 8cm Butt Galvanised Hinge Pack

    8cm Butt Galvanised Hinge Pack

    €9.95
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  • Birkdle durapost hardware kit for aluminium gate.

    Durapost Aluminium Door Hardware Kit

    €159.95
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  • The Opinel no 8 Ladies knife for gardening mostly folded shut

    Opinel No.8 Ladies Gardening Knife

    €12.95
    Out of stock
  • Panacea straight steel lawn edge

    Straight Steel Landscape Garden Edging

    €24.99
    Out of stock
  • Dahlia Babette

    Ball Dahlia - 'Babette'

    €4.99
    Out of stock
  • horsefly trap non-toxic

    Horsefly Trap

    €79.50
    €99.50
    Out of stock
  • Dahlia Sandra

    Ball Dahlia - 'Sandra'

    €3.99
    Out of stock
  • wrought iron fireplace poker with a ball handle

    Wrought Iron Fire Poker

    €12.95
    Out of stock
  • Dahlia Golden Torch

    Ball Dahlia - 'Golden Torch'

    €3.99
    Out of stock
  • Orange Dahlia Sylvia

    Ball Dahlia - 'Sylvia'

    €3.99
    Out of stock
  • electronic soil ph tester meter

    Super PH Soil Test Meter from Tenax

    €29.95
    Out of stock
  • washing machine magnetic ball

    Ecozone Magno Ball

    €13.95
    Out of stock
  • large ball blend of tulip bulbs

    Combi Allium Large Ball Blend

    €8.95
    Out of stock
  • Flopro digital timer for regulating garden irrigation

    Flopro Digital Timer

    €39.95
    Out of stock
  • Right angled fork hoe for easier digging

    Chillington Heavy Duty Wide Canterbury - FORK - Hoe With Handle

    €49.95
    €59.95
    Out of stock
  • Classical style garden obelisk from gardman garden supplies

    Gardman Classical Garden Obelisk

    €44.95
    Out of stock
  • allium held up by stem support rod

    Single Stem Plant Support - 3 Pack

    RRP:
    €5.95 - €7.95
    Out of stock
  • antique style brass finished steel ash shovel

    Antique Brass Ash Shovel

    €17.95
    Out of stock
  • long beech handle brush and dustpan set

    Dustpan and Brush with Long Beech Handle

    €22.95
    Out of stock
  • obelisk

    Garden Obelisk with Rooster Weathervane

    €79.50
    Out of stock
  • antique dish rack

    Brompton Antique Dish Rack

    €69.95
    Out of stock
  • Gothic style garden arch for plant support and walkways

    Gardman Gothic Garden Arch

    €44.95
    Out of stock
  • gardman extra wide garden arch for climbing plants

    Gardman Extra Wide Garden Arch

    €54.95
    Out of stock
  • Domed fruit cage for plant protection

    Round Fruit Cage

    €44.95
    €49.95
    Out of stock
  • Farringdon metal boot jack

    Farringdon Metal Boot Jack

    €19.95
    Out of stock
  • Recipe collecting box with lid

    Recipe Box With Lid

    €29.95
    Out of stock
  • Grey 4.5l Watering Can

    Grey 4.5l Watering Can

    €29.95
    €39.95
    Out of stock
  • The perfect bin for storing dried pet food

    Pet Food Storage Bins

    RRP:
    €32.50 - €45.00
    Out of stock
  • packaging of the glass sprouting mixed salad jar

    Glass Sprouting Mixed Salad

    €8.95
    Out of stock
  • Salad growing bag for greenhouse or patio

    Salad Growing Bag

    €14.95
    Out of stock
  • cat and dog repellent made from natural ingredients

    Cat & Dog Repellent 500ml

    €8.95
    Out of stock
  • Tulip ballerina bulbs

    Tulip 'Ballerina' - Lily Flowering

    €5.95
    Out of stock
  • using the precision hoe in a raised bed

    Haxnicks Speed Hoe

    €17.47
    €29.95
    Out of stock
  • Phacelia Tanacetifolia is a colourful variety of green manures

    Green Manure Phacelia Tanacetifolia 50g

    €3.95
    Out of stock
  • a small and light gardening fork for children

    Kent & Stowe Kids Hand Fork

    €6.47
    €12.95
    Out of stock
  • square steel lunch box

    Panna - Two Tier Lunch Box with Mini Container

    €24.95
    Out of stock
  • greenman stainless steel bow rake

    Greenman Bow Rake

    €29.95
    Out of stock
  • forged bypass loppers from Greenman tools

    Greenman Forged Bypass Loppers

    €49.95
    €59.95
    Out of stock
  • Red berberis bare root hedging packs for coastal and exposed sites

    Coastal and Exposed Sites Hedging Mix 25 pack

    €59.50
    Out of stock
  • Sophie conran christmas gift hamper pack

    Sophie Conran Precision Secateur Christmas Hamper

    €44.95
    Out of stock
  • How to grow winter vegetables by Charles Dowding

    How to Grow Winter Vegetables by Charles Dowding

    €14.95
    Out of stock
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