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On September 20, 2026     By Daniel Ashworth

Bare-root trees establish well when planted during dormancy, but clay needs extra grit and a raised mound to stop roots sitting in water.

There are all Happy and Free these days you wanna be where everybody knows your name fish do not fry in the kitchen and beans do not burn on the grill took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill.

On September 18, 2026     By Daniel Ashworth

Self-fertile plums remove the need for a pollination partner, making them ideal for compact plots where space is limited and every tree must earn its keep.

On September 15, 2026     By Eleanor Whitaker

Lay cardboard over weeds, add compost, and plant through the mulch. This method builds soil life without back-breaking digging or chemical sprays.

On September 12, 2026     By Sophie Bramley
On September 7, 2026     By Daniel Ashworth

Raised beds and plenty of organic matter help prevent waterlogging. Use quieter months to repair paths, clean tools, and plan next season's crops.

On September 4, 2026     By Daniel Ashworth

Most fruit bushes prefer slightly acid soil, so a simple test kit can save wasted money and poor harvests. Adjust with sulphur or lime as needed.

On August 29, 2026     By James Holloway

Restricted forms like cordons and espaliers need summer pruning to keep their shape and encourage fruiting spurs rather than excessive leafy growth.

There are all Happy and Free these days you wanna be where everybody knows your name fish do not fry in the kitchen and beans do not burn on the grill took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill.

On August 24, 2026     By Daniel Ashworth

Handle fruit gently, store only perfect specimens, and keep them in a cool, dark, frost-free place. Check regularly and remove any that begin to rot.

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