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Posts by James

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How Do You Grow Peanuts

Growing peanut plants (monkey nuts) is something that I would recommend any gardener to try – even if it is just for the sheer fun of it. Kids in particular love the excitement of pulling their own...

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Benefits of Coffee Grounds in the Vegetable Garden

Used coffee grinds ready for the vegetable garden? The issue over whether to add used coffee grounds (or grinds) to the vegetable garden is one that concerns many gardeners at this time. It could...

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Growing Carrots In Straw Bales

Carrots, Parsnips Peas & Beans planted in straw bales Carrots are just one of many vegetables that you can plant and grow successfully in straw or indeed hay bales. However the planting method...

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Creating A Hot Compost Heap

Understanding compost and the various composting techniques available (including hot composting) is perhaps one of the most important lessons any gardener should know, if they are to get the most out...

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What Not To Compost

Do not add fish carcase or bones to compost as it will smell and attract flies and vermin So what is compost? Basically compost is the end result of organic material that has been put together...

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Spring Garden Preparation

As a keen vegetable gardener there is no more exciting time for me than preparing the garden for the Spring planting season. Usually it's been a long cold dark winter and plants have been hatched in...

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Best Selling author of several no-dig gardening books, James has over 40 years of gardening knowledge and experience to share with like-minded gardening enthusiasts.

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