PRODUCT REVIEWS: CROP PROTECTION (NOVEMBER 21)
With cold weather in mind, this month we take a look at a range of crop protection optionsBEST BUY
TUNNEL WITH FLEECE COVER
Available in 2m, 3m, 4m, 5m and 6m lengths, the kit comes with semi-circular aluminium garden hoops with the cover of your choice, Veggiemesh insect netting, ultra fine Veggiemesh, protection butterfly netting, 30g fleece, polythene or soft…
New accessibility features added in the latest Kitchen Garden app update
Users of the Kitchen Garden app on mobile can expect to find plenty of brand new accessibility features to greatly improve navigation and readability.
The app has been redesigned for IOS and Android to optimise the user experience, allowing readers to catch up on gardening news and features with ease.
These improvements include:
Altering text sizeA text to speech functionNight…
the Story of the Tomato at Chelsea
The ever-popular tomato certainly deserves respect! Its history has been littered with adventure, travel and even wartime propaganda! Burpee Europe and Pennard Plants will be joining forces this September to celebrate the ‘love apple’ with a display at the Chelsea Flower Show. Based around the forthcoming book ‘Ten Tomatoes That Changed The World’ by William Alexander, it will explain why…
Video: Hunting for Caterpillars on your Broccoli Plants
Join Emma as she goes hunting for caterpillars on the broccoli plants in her brassica cage!
See this video and much more on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCAJFKHgmRgEuN3sedrHyhg…
Podcast 106 – Kitchen Garden LIVE | Your Questions Answered
Emma, Tony and Steve answer your burning gardening questions in this special live-streamed edition of the podcast.
The podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and many of your favourite podcast apps. Just search for Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast to see if we’re available on your platform or listen to us right here on Acast:…
E5 OR E10?
With the introduction last week of E5 and E10 petrol options many will be wondering what can be used in petrol driven gardening tools.E10, the cheaper option and introduced to reduce CO2 emissions, is made up of 90% regular unleaded and 10% ethanol, hence why it is called E10. On the other hand, E5, the dearer alternative, is made up…