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Kitchen Garden

Mar 01 2020
Magazine

Kitchen Garden Magazine - UK's No.1 for growing your own fruit and vegetables. KG also offers great monthly give-aways, special gardening offers, recipes, growing tips and much more.

Welcome

JOBS FOR THE MONTH • TASKS FOR YOUR VEGETABLE PATCH IN MARCH BY JOYCE RUSSELL

ON THE VEG PATCH

PLANT SOME EARLY POTATOES

DO IT NOW

IN THE GREENHOUSE

MARCH TIPS

WHAT’S NEW? • ALL THE LATEST NEWS, PRODUCTS & FACTS FROM THE WORLD OF KITCHEN GARDENING

DID YOU KNOW?

HAVE YOUR SAY • CONTACT US WITH YOUR LETTERS AND TIPS: TFLANAGAN@MORTONS.CO.UK

SEND US YOUR LETTERS-EVERYONE'S A WINNER

FROM THE FORUM

Kitchen Garden

ON THE PLOT WITH THE 3 Mudketeers • The KG team offer chat, tips and gardening gossip

GNOME GROWN With Daucus Grow sunny sunflowers • A flower every child and adult adores is the sunflower. Its beaming yellow flowers tower above everything else and it is relatively easy to grow.

KG PROBLEM SOLVER • GOT A FRUIT OR VEG PROBLEM? ASK KG FOR HELP

WRITE IN AND WIN-EVERY QUESTION WINS A PRIZE!

Damping off • Your guide to common pests, diseases and other problems affecting your crops

GROWING ONLINE • We dig into the world wide web to harvest great websites, blogs and tweets

POT CARROTS

Long live the perennials • Rob Smith takes a look at vegetables that you plant once and then keep on cropping for a year or more

NOVELTY VEG

PERENNIAL KALE

TAKING DAUBENTON KALE CUTTINGS

SUPPLIERS

Grow tomatoes galore! • This month KG editor Steve Ott offers his top tips on growing a UK garden and greenhouse favourite, the tomato

FAVOURITE VARIETIES • This is almost impossible since there are so many to choose from and varieties that are ideal for different uses. Here are just a few of my more recent favourites.

HARVESTING

WATCH OUT FOR

Samphire SALT OF THE EARTH • Though hard to come by commercially, samphire is a crop that you can grow yourself. KG reader Tom Hall-Martell explains

SUPPLIERS

PLOTTING TOGETHER • This month we feature the winner of the My Friends and Family Plotting category of our 2019 competition

AMY’S BLOG

OUR SPONSORS

DWARF BEANS ON TRIAL • Colin Randel reports on the latest AGM dwarf bean trials held at Wisley in 2019

WHAT IS AN AGM?

DWARF BEANS ON THE HIGH STREET

HOBBITS, HOBBITON AND HORTICULTURE • In his antipodean peregrinations Martin Fish may not have stumbled on any hobbits, but he did discover their very English cottage gardens and plenty of fruit and veg

Spring is on its way! • It’s March and Stephanie Hafferty is noticing definite signs of spring in her garden and is looking forward to getting sowing, but there is still some harvesting to do

THIS MONTH

RHUBARB AND SWEET CICELY LIQUEUR

SPINACH HUMMUS

YOUR FREE SEEDS • Get the most from your seeds free with Kitchen Garden magazine this month

Out on bales • Vegetables growing out of straw bales? Yes, it’s really a thing! Straw bale gardening is becoming more popular with kitchen gardeners looking to save time, energy and money. Try it and prepare to be amazed, promises Benedict Vanheems

GRASPING AT STRAW

HOW TO CONDITION A BALE

HOW TO PLANT A BALE

Prodigious palms • Palm trees are not just a pretty picture, says Sally Cunningham, as she discovers that the flowers of the Chusan palm are actually edible

ONE TO TRY Dream peppers • If you’re looking for a pepper plant that produces lots of fruit and is pleasing on the eye too, says Tony Flanagan, why not try ‘Lemon Dream’ and its sister plant ‘Tangerine Dream’?

FROM STARTERS TO...


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 108 Publisher: Mortons Media Group, Ltd Edition: Mar 01 2020

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  • Release date: January 28, 2020

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Kitchen Garden Magazine - UK's No.1 for growing your own fruit and vegetables. KG also offers great monthly give-aways, special gardening offers, recipes, growing tips and much more.

Welcome

JOBS FOR THE MONTH • TASKS FOR YOUR VEGETABLE PATCH IN MARCH BY JOYCE RUSSELL

ON THE VEG PATCH

PLANT SOME EARLY POTATOES

DO IT NOW

IN THE GREENHOUSE

MARCH TIPS

WHAT’S NEW? • ALL THE LATEST NEWS, PRODUCTS & FACTS FROM THE WORLD OF KITCHEN GARDENING

DID YOU KNOW?

HAVE YOUR SAY • CONTACT US WITH YOUR LETTERS AND TIPS: TFLANAGAN@MORTONS.CO.UK

SEND US YOUR LETTERS-EVERYONE'S A WINNER

FROM THE FORUM

Kitchen Garden

ON THE PLOT WITH THE 3 Mudketeers • The KG team offer chat, tips and gardening gossip

GNOME GROWN With Daucus Grow sunny sunflowers • A flower every child and adult adores is the sunflower. Its beaming yellow flowers tower above everything else and it is relatively easy to grow.

KG PROBLEM SOLVER • GOT A FRUIT OR VEG PROBLEM? ASK KG FOR HELP

WRITE IN AND WIN-EVERY QUESTION WINS A PRIZE!

Damping off • Your guide to common pests, diseases and other problems affecting your crops

GROWING ONLINE • We dig into the world wide web to harvest great websites, blogs and tweets

POT CARROTS

Long live the perennials • Rob Smith takes a look at vegetables that you plant once and then keep on cropping for a year or more

NOVELTY VEG

PERENNIAL KALE

TAKING DAUBENTON KALE CUTTINGS

SUPPLIERS

Grow tomatoes galore! • This month KG editor Steve Ott offers his top tips on growing a UK garden and greenhouse favourite, the tomato

FAVOURITE VARIETIES • This is almost impossible since there are so many to choose from and varieties that are ideal for different uses. Here are just a few of my more recent favourites.

HARVESTING

WATCH OUT FOR

Samphire SALT OF THE EARTH • Though hard to come by commercially, samphire is a crop that you can grow yourself. KG reader Tom Hall-Martell explains

SUPPLIERS

PLOTTING TOGETHER • This month we feature the winner of the My Friends and Family Plotting category of our 2019 competition

AMY’S BLOG

OUR SPONSORS

DWARF BEANS ON TRIAL • Colin Randel reports on the latest AGM dwarf bean trials held at Wisley in 2019

WHAT IS AN AGM?

DWARF BEANS ON THE HIGH STREET

HOBBITS, HOBBITON AND HORTICULTURE • In his antipodean peregrinations Martin Fish may not have stumbled on any hobbits, but he did discover their very English cottage gardens and plenty of fruit and veg

Spring is on its way! • It’s March and Stephanie Hafferty is noticing definite signs of spring in her garden and is looking forward to getting sowing, but there is still some harvesting to do

THIS MONTH

RHUBARB AND SWEET CICELY LIQUEUR

SPINACH HUMMUS

YOUR FREE SEEDS • Get the most from your seeds free with Kitchen Garden magazine this month

Out on bales • Vegetables growing out of straw bales? Yes, it’s really a thing! Straw bale gardening is becoming more popular with kitchen gardeners looking to save time, energy and money. Try it and prepare to be amazed, promises Benedict Vanheems

GRASPING AT STRAW

HOW TO CONDITION A BALE

HOW TO PLANT A BALE

Prodigious palms • Palm trees are not just a pretty picture, says Sally Cunningham, as she discovers that the flowers of the Chusan palm are actually edible

ONE TO TRY Dream peppers • If you’re looking for a pepper plant that produces lots of fruit and is pleasing on the eye too, says Tony Flanagan, why not try ‘Lemon Dream’ and its sister plant ‘Tangerine Dream’?

FROM STARTERS TO...


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