Archive for 'Veg Plot'

Swiss Chard Colour Palette

Swiss Chard Colour Palette

Posted on 05. Apr, 2012 by .

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Last Autumn I sowed some Swiss Chard seeds with not much hope of seeing them after the Winter. But here they are, surprisingly vibrant, if still a little small but they will now have a head start on the spring sown seeds. I wanted to share with you the striking and vibrant colour palette that [...]

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Striking Red Cabbage

Edible Encounters of a Vegetable Kind

Posted on 26. Jan, 2012 by .

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Last year The Edible Garden Show burst onto the garden show circuit to become the one and only dedicated “Grow Your Own” show in the UK. Fresh from its recent award win ‘Most Popular Gardening Event of the Year’ from the Horticultural Channel Awards and the 11,000 visitors from last years show, The Edible Garden [...]

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Tomato Roma

iGrowVeg featured on Clear Creek Seeds

Posted on 19. Jan, 2012 by .

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Thanks to Clear Creek Seeds for presenting iGrowVeg as their first Featured Site, this will be a monthly event featuring a wide range of growing and gardening sites which will definately be worth a look. About Clear Creek Seeds Clear Creek Seeds is an online website selling a variety of different vegetable seeds in the [...]

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My Vegetable Awards 2011

My Vegetable Awards 2011

Posted on 01. Jan, 2012 by .

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My Vegetable Awards last year proved to be quite popular so this year I’ve reviewed my vegetables grown this year and added a few new categories. Wishing you all a very happy new year and all the best for growing your own veg in 2011. And without further ado I present My Vegetable Awards 2011: [...]

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Bank Holiday Broad Beans

Bank Holiday Broad Beans

Posted on 27. Dec, 2011 by .

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Bank holiday is a good time to get out and about and check on my back garden veggies. So far I’m sticking to my winter watering tip of “no watering in winter, let the weather do it for you” as I haven’t watered my winter seedlings since they were sowed at the end of October.  [...]

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Veg Growers & Gardeners on Twitter Part 1

Veg Growers & Gardeners on Twitter Part 1

Posted on 20. Dec, 2011 by .

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What is Twitter? you may ask.. Well its a social networking site or in english – a place where people can share a brief chat, a news story, tips, advice or other topics of interest. I love Twitter (Follow me @igrowveg) because its so simple to pick up the ipad/laptop/phone and log onto twitter or [...]

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Last Minute Christmas Presents for Veg Growers

Last Minute Christmas Presents for Veg Growers

Posted on 16. Dec, 2011 by .

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Have you got all your christmas presents yet? Here’s a few last minute quirky Vegetable Grower Gifts for 2011 which will help you find a present for the gardener who has everything. Please note the majority of last delivery dates are 20th – 22nd December, but please check on the individual shop websites for more [...]

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iGrowVeg New Logo courtesy of Who Ate My Crayons

iGrowVeg New Logo courtesy of Who Ate My Crayons

Posted on 28. Nov, 2011 by .

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Finally after four years of continuous writing about growing my own vegetables, I’ve treated my blog to a brand new colourful logo expertly designed by Tia at Who Ate My Crayons or on Twitter: @whoatemycraysons I absolutely love the design of my new logo which can be found at the top of my blog and [...]

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Batch Vegetable Recipe Trial from my Shallot Harvest

Batch Vegetable Recipe Trial from my Shallot Harvest

Posted on 25. Nov, 2011 by .

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I’ve been on a mission to grow vegetables for the past four years now however I’ve let the kitchen side down as I’ve not explored cooking with my vegetables as often as I’d liked. When I have cooked with my harvests, it hasn’t been very adventurous, usually I’ll just boil the green beans from the [...]

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Indoor Grow Your Own Gone Mad

Indoor Grow Your Own Gone Mad

Posted on 24. Nov, 2011 by .

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This rant of a post has been inspired by a daily mail story about a german designer called Pia Wustenberg who has created a ‘real’ grass rug which has grass and moss seed in the rug and then it grows through a design in the fabric. Maybe its just me but this is indoor grow [...]

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