Happy new year! We prepare to welcome spring with the February issue of Kitchen Garden, now on sale and full of great growing ideas for the forthcoming season. Get your February issue now! In these short, dark days after the demise of strands of sparkling Christmas tinsel and colourful lights, after the tree has been packed away, recycled or removed…

Ring out the old, ring in the new with the January issue of Kitchen Garden. Lots in store with the January issue… pick up some top tips for the growing season! Kitchen Garden editor Steve Ott says: “It’s a brand new season and we have lots for those who are just beginning their allotment journey as well as plenty for…

It’s hardly possible to believe, but the Kitchen Garden December issue is on sale now! You won’t find it awash with festive features… nevertheless, there are some great ideas for Christmas gifts and even some warming winter dishes to try. Steve has safely gathered in his harvest. KG editor Steve Ott says: “Now that the harvests are gathered and stored…

As the days shorten and the autumnal chill in the air becomes more noticeable, Kitchen Garden aims to keep you warm through the winter with some great ideas for sowing, growing and cooking. The growing season may be winding down a little, writes KG editor Steve Ott (pictured below) but you’ll be pleased to know that there is still plenty…

Here’s hoping you’ve had a productive summer and can now turn your thoughts to harvesting the fruits (and vegetables!) of your labours. The October issue has lots of ideas for making best use of your plot It’s not been a bad summer, and hopefully we’ll have many warm, dry days to come so everyone can spend some time pottering around…

Harvests are in full swing, with plenty of fresh produce to collect from your garden or allotment. Let KG help you decide how best to use it! It’s a very busy time in the kitchen garden and true to form, the KG staff have been busy too. Editor Steve Ott (pictured below) says: “September is a super month in the…