What’s New – Page 47 – Gardens for Life

Currants grown in shade – Experiment

Currants really do grow in near complete shade, although not very productive. All currants leaf out very early in spring to catch […]

Saving seeds from plants in your own garden has many advantages. Your plants will adapt to your local condition and grow stronger […]

Oxalis Tuberosa Available seasonally in our SHOP from November to April. Oca is an ancient tuber from the Andes. Whilst it has […]

After 2 months of rooting these cuttings, it’s now time to pot them up giving them more space to expand their roots […]

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Rheum rhabarbarum Rhubarb is a hardy perennial plant native to central Asia requiring no maintenance and provides an abundant harvest year after […]

Borago officinalis Borage is also known as star flower because of it’s 5 petaled blue flower (also white) and it an extremely […]

Mashua (Tropaeolum tuberosum) is a vegetable that has been used by humans for 8000 years and has been in cultivation for about […]

Tropaeolum tuberosum Available in our SHOP. Mashua is a vegetable that has been used by humans for 8000 years and has been […]

(Scroll down for video) The importance of repotting plants: Give plants room to expand their roots and grow Prevent them from becoming […]