Thanks to everybody who came to the workshop about plants last Saturday. Congrats to all winners of the raffle and may the plants won forever benefit their new owners! For those who couldn’t attend in person we will be posting up the presentation as a PDF file on our new members page in the coming […]
Saving seeds from plants in your own garden has many advantages. Your plants will adapt to your local condition and grow stronger year after year. You can save money and harvest large amounts of top quality fresh seeds. You can keep varieties that are no longer available for sale. You will become more self-reliant. You […]
Oxalis Tuberosa Available seasonally in our SHOP from November to April. Oca is an ancient tuber from the Andes. Whilst it has similarities to the potato, it is certainly smaller in size however it is superior in some ways. They are easy to grow, needs no attention and very little space. Oca are very healthy […]
After 2 months of rooting these cuttings, it’s now time to pot them up giving them more space to expand their roots and full strength compost for growth. In this video we’re using cuttings from a purple Lilac tree and a Wormwood shrub. This post will be part of the nursery series to help encourage […]
Hi All! It’s been a while since our last workshop, we have been flat out busy doing outdoor work with all the good weather we’ve been having. Plenty of new videos and pictures coming. 😀 We have another gardening workshop coming up in Roscommon Town (Ireland) on the 28th of July at 5pm. Also a […]
Congratulation! 😀 10 winners have been randomly selected from list of participants! We will email each winner in next few minutes. Great thanks to everybody for taking part and enjoy your Rhubarb seeds and extra surprise! 😀 By the way we’ve got a workshop coming in Roscommon Town, more details will be announced shortly. […]
Rheum rhabarbarum Rhubarb is a hardy perennial plant native to central Asia requiring no maintenance and provides an abundant harvest year after year. Great ground cover for planting along borders and under trees, in particular fruit trees. You can allow it to flower, this will attract a lot of beneficial insects and you can collect […]