Chris Collins on…the joy of allotments
This National Allotment Week, Chris will be celebrating all that his vegetable plot has to offer – including plenty of wildlife
This National Allotment Week, Chris will be celebrating all that his vegetable plot has to offer – including plenty of wildlife
Anton Rosenfeld shares advice about how to spot blight on your vegetable crops – and what to do about it
What goes into creating our annual Seed List each year? Heritage Seed Library information officer Rachel Crow gives a peek behind the scenes
We’re urging the UK government to ban the use of pesticides in urban areas – and need you to sign our petition.
Our latest citizen science experiment explored whether amaranth could be a crop that helps us diversify in a changing climate.
We catch up with gardener and writer Sally Nex this Plastic Free July to find out how she recommends cutting back on plastic in your growing space.
It’s been a tricky start to summer in the vegetable patch, with slugs and snails enjoying the wet weather. But in his latest blog, Chris shows you that it’s not too late to sow a fresh wave of crops
We now have 11 demonstration sites offering composting skills to communities. Here, Frankie Kennett, project coordinator for Cumbria Master Composters, explains more about our new site in Kendal.
Our relationship with The Organic Gardening Catalogue is ending – but we’re pleased to offer an exclusive discount to Garden Organic members with The Wildlife Community.
White butterflies are easily upstaged by the dazzling colours of other garden butterflies, but Sally Cunningham highlights the beauty of these often-overlooked pollinators.