Planning Your Veg Garden Part 6 – Putting Your Plan into Action

Planning Your Veg Garden Part 6 – Putting Your Plan into Action

Posted on 10. Apr, 2010 by Tracey.

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So you’ve made your plan look pretty and colourful (I know I have! – See Part 5 – My Vegetable Plan & Seed List), now is the time to take this image to your plot and conjure up some growing magic in your vegetable garden this year.
Months To Start Seed Sowing
The best time of [...]

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Planning Your Veg Garden – Part 5 My Vegetable Plan & Seed List

Planning Your Veg Garden – Part 5 My Vegetable Plan & Seed List

Posted on 20. Mar, 2010 by Tracey.

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If you have missed any previous Parts of my Planning Your Vegetable Garden Series, please start here: Part 1 – Grouping Vegetables Types or find all Parts of the Series plus free downloads on my Free Resources page.
Part 5 – My Vegetable Plan and Seed List includes a bumper 4 Free Downloads! these will inspire, [...]

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Planning your Vegetable Garden Part 4 – Choosing Your Seeds

Planning your Vegetable Garden Part 4 – Choosing Your Seeds

Posted on 16. Feb, 2010 by Tracey.

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Please view Parts 1, 2 3a and 3b in my series for more information on Planning your Vegetable Garden.
In Part 3a and b you created your vegetable plot plan on paper or online and now you’ll need to choose what varieties of vegetables you would like to grow and buy for sowing.
1. Choose which seed [...]

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Planning Your Vegetable Garden Part 3b – Creating a Plan Online

Planning Your Vegetable Garden Part 3b – Creating a Plan Online

Posted on 11. Feb, 2010 by Tracey.

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There is a variety of online software and tools for budding vegetable growers to create their own plot plans on the internet. I have explored the free and paid options available to vegetable gardeners and in this Part of my Planning Your Vegetable Garden I am reviewing the best way (in my opinion) to plan, [...]

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Planning Your Vegetable Garden Part 3a – Drawing a Plan

Planning Your Vegetable Garden Part 3a – Drawing a Plan

Posted on 07. Feb, 2010 by Tracey.

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Welcome to Part 3a of my Planning Your Vegetable Garden Series. At the end of this part you will be able to sketch or draw out a vegetable garden plan from scratch or around whats already growing in your vegetable plot.
If you’ve missed Parts 1 and 2, please visit the Plan your Vegetable Garden Series [...]

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Planning your Vegetable Garden Part 2 – What Can I Grow?

Planning your Vegetable Garden Part 2 – What Can I Grow?

Posted on 10. Jan, 2010 by Tracey.

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If you missed the first Part of my Planning Your Vegetable Garden Series, please read it here: Grouping Vegetable Types and Crop Rotation or download a free PDF version with extra pages on my new Free Resources Page.
What can you grow? well any vegetable that you want to really. However as always there are [...]

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Vegetable Growers Christmas Gift Guide 2009

Vegetable Growers Christmas Gift Guide 2009

Posted on 01. Dec, 2009 by Tracey.

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Welcome to the launch of my very first Christmas Gift Guide for Vegetable Growers and Gardeners.
It’s 4 weeks to Christmas! If you are struggling to find ideas for that perfect Christmas gift for the vegetable grower, allotment holder or gardener in your family or friends, then look no further as I have designed and produced [...]

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Planning your Vegetable Garden Part 1 – Grouping Vegetable Types

Planning your Vegetable Garden Part 1 – Grouping Vegetable Types

Posted on 13. Oct, 2009 by Tracey.

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Planning your vegetable plot for the next growing season may seem a bit boring to some but it is an important part of your vegetable garden. Once you have a good plan to refer to throughout the year with sowing and harvesting dates, you can sit back and watch your plants grow. There’s a few [...]

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Tomatoes – Are Yours Red Yet?

Tomatoes – Are Yours Red Yet?

Posted on 10. Aug, 2009 by Tracey.

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So you’ve sown the tomato seeds back in February, March or April, nurtured your little seedlings through the potting on process, rescued them from black/green/white fly and killed slugs from miles around, remembered to water the pots (most of the time), rejoiced once the flowers had arrived, not long now you say! The fruit takes [...]

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