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ANTICIPATING A WILD Welsh winter
In preparation for a wild winter in her Welsh hillside garden, Stephanie Hafferty is busy lifting roots, planting garlic and securing the polytunnel
FINDING YOUR PULSE
Green beans and peas are a national favourite, yet relatively few UK gardeners grow them for drying. KG editor Steve Ott offers some advice on growing and storing these nutritious crops
VARIETIES
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A WORLD OF EDIBLES
Grapevine podcast presenter Daniel Heighes visits the new World Food Garden at RHS Wisley garden in Surrey
PAINTING YOUR PRODUCE
Art teacher, illustrator and watercolour artist Trine Pettigrew likes to paint and draw subjects from nature, including produce from the garden. Here she offers some tips and a tutorial on painting fruit and veg
The pattern of a forest garden
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ROB’S PLOT No rest for the wicked
It might be October and the days are getting shorter but Rob Smith is still busy - sowing, planting, harvesting and giving his plot and greenhouse a good tidy up
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We can produce a lot of vegetable waste from the kitchen and here Dr Anton Rosenfeld, knowledge officer of Garden Organic, recommends some compost bins that are particularly efficient at dealing with it
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Martin Fish visits a market garden in Perthshire that has great diversity in cropping and seeks to grow in a natural way
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