If you’re among the army of newbie veg growers inspired by lockdown free time, this issue contains fantastic handy hints for first-timers!  BUY THIS ISSUE As I write this we are still well and truly locked down and I don’t mind admitting that despite having more time than usual to keep my garden in order, I’m really missing being able…

The June issue of Britain’s best grow-at-home magazine is out now. If you can’t go out, subscribe and read online, or get it delivered! This is officially a coronavirus-free zone, writes KG editor Steve Ott (pictured below). We can’t claim that reading KG or even growing your own veg makes you immune from the virus, but we can promise not…

Time to stay positive and turn to your garden or allotment for a healthy outlook! KG will be here with news, chat and tips to cheer you. This is a super month in the fruit and veg garden (and not just because my birthday falls in May), writes KG editor Steve Ott. For most of us spring has well and…

Checking out hobbit houses, making greenhouses, growing veg in straw bales… just some of the fascinating features in the latest KG! Hobbiton and horticulture KG writer Martin Fish and his wife Jill’s antipodean adventure took them to an unusual garden. Martin reports: “Back in 2017 I was delighted to be invited as one of the international judges at the New…

As daylight hours slowly begin to lengthen, it’s time to think about planting for the days of sunshine that lie ahead. Welcome to 2020! It may be cold outside, but many of us will start making the first tentative sowings inside or under cloches this month, writes KG editor Steve Ott (pictured below). Okay, it’s still a little early, but…

Here’s a new recipe book that could make a thought-provoking and useful Christmas gift for a loved one. A new recipe book, Tastes & Tales by Katherine and Alan Strang, brings thoughts and stories from refugee homelands and contains more than 80 recipes. The tales reveal just how hard the lives of others can be, and the simple recipes, which…

Get 2020 vision with the January issue of Kitchen Garden, out now – packed with handy growing information and lots of informative articles January is all about planning for your best possible gardening year ahead, writes Kitchen Garden editor Steve Ott (pictured below), and in this issue we have lots of great features to help you achieve the results you…

The latest issue of KG sees a festive, fruitful, flavoursome and fun finale to the annual growing calendar. So it’s the end of another gardening season. I do hope that yours was all you wanted it to be and that you’ve harvested some good crops and managed to fill your freezer with lovely home-grown goodies, writes KG editor Steve Ott. Of…

The November issue, on sale now, gives you the chance to enjoy a look round Prince Charles’ kitchen garden in Scotland. The annual crop of falling leaves presents a great opportunity for bags of free soil conditioner this month and even if you don’t have your own trees, there may be opportunities to collect them from friends and family, writes…

Usually you’ll find your latest issue of Kitchen Garden on sale from the last Thursday in the month. For example, the October issue was available from Thursday, August 29. However, the November issue of your favourite, award-winning magazine for growing your own will be on newsagents’ shelves from Thursday, October 3, a week later than usual. Above is a small…