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  1. Alloment growing

    Celebrate National Allotments Week

    It's National Allotment Week - time to celebrate your achievements as an organic grower!

  2. Trowel and herbs at our Master Gardeners project Wales

    Leicestershire Master Gardeners establishes GP Surgery Garden

    Leicestershire Master Gardeners have had their first success with establishing a General Practice Surgery Garden and hope that this will act as a flagship for others who are currently thinking about or planning their own gardens.

  3. Mixture of plants in a garden

    Tips to keep your plants healthy when on holiday

    Going away? Here are a few things to do to help your plants survive without you.

  4. Bumblebee on echinacea.

    Top 3 plants to grow for bees

    The best plants to attract bumblebees have been revealed, after gardeners across the country (from the Orkneys to the Scillies) used an app to record bee sightings.

  5. Wildflower meadow

    A call to save the UK's wild flower meadows

    Plantlife and the Magnificent Meadows partnership have published the Grasslands Action Plan, calling on government to play a part in protecting ancient meadows and committing to help restore 120,000 more hectares.

  6. Chris Collins in his winter garden

    One man & his organic plot - July 2018

    It really is a treat to have such beautiful weather, living in the busy city of London, it’s amazing how the mood of the city changes when the sun and warmth are present. The parks are packed, and it reminds me of their importance to city life. It mystifies me why they have become as neglected over the past few decades as they are obviously such an important part of our lives.

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    Triodos Bank leads UK ethical finance ranking

    Triodos Bank has been named as a leader of a group of ‘vibrant ethical alternatives’ in the UK finance sector by an independent research body. Triodos topped Ethical Consumer’s rankings for several products, including its new personal current account, cash ISAs and ethical investment options.

  8. Vegetables and flowers growing together at Ryton

    EU organic regulations revised and adopted

    After many years of discussion and negotiation, the revised EU Organic Regulations have been officially adopted.

  9. Bumblebee on echinacea.

    Bumblebees fare better in urban areas rather than on agricultural land

    Research has shown that bumblebee colonies in urban areas not only produce more offspring than those on agricultural land, but have more food stores, fewer invasions from parasitic “cuckoo” bumblebees, and survive for longer.

  10. Hands holding a tray of organic vegetables including rainbow chard, tomatoes and squashes.

    MYharvest returns!

    Whether you grow in an allotment, a small back garden or a balcony, why not join in this exciting research project. Hosted by the University of Sheffield, MYHarvest would like to hear from you. How many potatoes will you dig up? How many bowls of strawberries or beans will you pick?