Recipe – kale hummus with crispy kale crisps
An easy to make delicious, seasonal, healthy, economical and very, very green hummus with a moreish crispy kale topping.
Recipe – kale hummus with crispy kale crisps Read More »
An easy to make delicious, seasonal, healthy, economical and very, very green hummus with a moreish crispy kale topping.
Recipe – kale hummus with crispy kale crisps Read More »
Now is the ideal time to sow many different kinds of vegetables and herbs, for cropping through the winter and into next spring, and beyond!
What to sow now for winter and spring harvests Read More »
Over wintered and some spring sown spinach is bolting in the garden – it’s the time of year for spinach to flower – so we have an abundance of it
Bring On Summer Spinach and Czar Bean Pate Read More »
Kale, a nutrient dense vegetable high in vitamins, is well known for its many health benefits. Easy to grow and winter hardy in the UK, it’s a fantastic plant for
Kale – Root to Shoot: leaves, flowers, sprouts and more! Read More »
It has been a busy time since my last blog post and how the garden has changed! The weather has been typically British, from unseasonably warm to icy cold (for
November in my No Dig Garden Read More »
At this time of year, gathering food to store from my garden and allotment in the warm, golden light of the afternoons (weather permitting!!), I always think how for our ancestors this must have been a time of celebration, busy-ness and uncertainty – so much to harvest, prepare and preserve!
On this harvest moon… Read More »
As summer mellows into autumn, the allotment and garden is full of ripening vegetables and fruit.
September sowing, sweetcorn harvests and recipes Read More »
Real life allotment jobs for November
No Dig Allotment November Update Read More »
Final plantings and harvests of the month
(Almost!) last plantings of the year Read More »
This is the fifth in my series of blogs, explaining how to grow vegetables and herbs which can be sown now to see you through the winter and spring
Clearing the polytunnel for new plantings Read More »