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Potatoes – does size matter?

If you have grown potatoes before you will know the feeling of disappointment when you harvest your potatoes and what you have in front of you is a poor specimen of potato.

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Prepare your garden for winter

Winter is coming and autumn is the perfect time to start preparing your garden for winter weather. Your garden doesn’t need to be dull and colourless just because the weather is kicking up a fuss. There are many jobs for you to do in the garden in October to prepare your winter garden, so here are our top 10 tips.

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Chilli Pepper Weekend – 27th/28th September

There is no question that there has been a steep rise in numbers of those growing chilli peppers. As cooking programmes dominate our TV screens, chilli competitions are on the rise as growers compete to grow the hottest chilli pepper, the demand for chilli peppers is red-hot and in some cases the hotter the better.  And, what better way to celebrate than with the RHS  chilli pepper weekend.

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Top 5 daffodils ready for planting now

Narcissus ‘Watchup’ from T&M’s Daffodil ‘Giant Mix’

Looking for the best daffodils to plant this autumn? Daffodils are one of the easiest spring bulbs to grow, bringing cheerful colour to gardens, patios and vases. Also known as narcissus, they need very little maintenance and provide a spectacular display for years to come.

If you’re wondering which varieties to choose, here are five of our horticultural team’s favourite daffodil bulbs to plant now…

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Clematis – how, when and where?

Clematis is such a versatile plant and can be grown in containers, borders and even trained up walls. You can plant clematis in late spring or early autumn to let the plants get established before the summer heat.  Autumn is the perfect time for planting early-flowering clematis varieties as the weather is cooler and the soil is moist meaning roots will be well established in time for spring. This results in bigger and better displays for next year and also means you will save on watering! They are easy to grow and to look after.

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