Podcast 65: Jobs for October

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. We’re well into October and there’s still plenty to do on the plot. Steve, Emma and Tony cover jobs to do this month including harvesting pumpkins, sowing salad leaves, winter lettuce and broad beans as well as collecting leaves for leafmould.…

Podcast 63: Growing with raised beds

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Steve, Emma and Tony chat about the benefits of raised beds – a great way of keeping your vegetable plot contained and they can reduce the workload, making them ideal for newcomers to veggie growing. Raised beds are a popular way to grow vegetables,…

Podcast 61: Digging without back ache

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. This episode is sponsored by Backsaver Garden Tools, home of the ‘Backsaver Autospade’, which has helped a huge number of people to dig without backache and at twice the speed. A lot of gardeners struggle to get the best results with their gardening through…

Podcast 60: How to be efficient with water

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. This episode is sponsored by elho, who create beautiful designer pots and planters in Holland from sustainable materials using 100% wind power. We all need to take responsibility for saving tap water and reducing the use of single use plastics in gardening. So it’s…

Podcast 59: Growing in harmony

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Rachel Atkins reads Julie Moore’s report on a school in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, where the principles of sustainability and a healthy approach to food are central to the curriculum. Inspired by HRH The Prince of Wales’ book ‘Harmony’, which speaks about the philosophy of sustainability…

Podcast 58: Gardening in the summer months

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. In episode 58 of the Kitchen Garden Podcast, join the team on a hot summer’s afternoon as they talk about the luxuries of gardening in the summer months, the best products for the season and how the dry months have affected Tony’s potatoes! Also,…

Podcast 57: The Gardens of Eden

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. The Eden Project first opened its doors in 2001 and still maintains its initial purpose to highlight the importance of plants in every aspect of our lives. Take a tour with the head of Eden’s outdoor horticultural team, Julie Kendall (read by Rachel Atkins).…

Podcast 56: Sow fast growing salad in June

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Recorded ‘on location’ at Easton Walled Garden, Lincolnshire, Steve, Emma and Tony talk about their favourite salads and give you their top tips for growing. This episode has been supported by GardenSite, the online garden centre – head over to GardenSite.co.uk and start browsing…

Podcast 55: Plugging the gap

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Sowing seeds can be great fun, but there is an alternative that can produce super tasty crops with much less fuss. KG editor Steve Ott sings the praises of plug plants – read by Rachel Atkins. This episode is supported by Defland Nurseries www.delfland.co.uk…

Podcast 54: Alternatives to slug pellets

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Is there an alternative to slug pellets? – We talk about controlling slugs naturally using Nemaslug Slug Killer, which contains natural nematodes that are effective at controlling slugs, but unlike chemical controls, are safe for children, pets, birds and wildlife. The nematodes in Nemaslug…

Podcast 53: Heritage Carrots

The Kitchen Garden Magazine Podcast – packed full of hints, tips and advice from the team. Who needs bling bling when you can have pure carrot gold? The history of the humble carrot is shrouded in mystery, with rumours, facts and old wives’ tales all mixed into the story. Involving kings, rebellions, night vision, war and designer veg, it certainly…