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Digger Dan’s Monthly Garden Tips  August 2012

Digger Dan’s Monthly Garden Tips August 2012

Planting Now Planting Potatoes: Prepare the potato patch for your sprouted spuds:  Dig Living Earth Organic Certified Compost through the potato patch, then dig a trench – the soil that is on the sides can be used to ‘mound up’ the potatoes as they grow. Varieties such as Cliff’s Kidney, Rocket and Jersey Benne are […]

Digger Dan Gardening Tips March 2012 "Autumn is Nature’s Best Planting Time"

Digger Dan Gardening Tips March 2012 “Autumn is Nature’s Best Planting Time”

Time to sow… carrots, radishes, mesclun and coriander. Dig through your soil with plenty of Living Earth Organic Compost, sprinkle seeds over, watering gently but thoroughly. Maintain regular water to encourage germination. Remember to keep carrot tops well covered with soil, otherwise they turn green! Groom your tomatoes: Yep, seriously, take off the less than […]

Digger Dan's gardening tips

Digger Dan’s gardening tips

Harvest your garlic and keep up the watering advises Digger.

Digger Dan: November's gardening tips

Digger Dan: November’s gardening tips

Watering, fertilising, planting and feeding: Digger gives us a list of gardening jobs to do this month.

Digger Dan: growing tips for October

Digger Dan: growing tips for October

Labour weekend is the perfect time to get your garden ready for summer.

Digger Dan's August gardening tips

Digger Dan’s August gardening tips

Digger Dan tells us what needs doing in our garden this month.

Digger Dan - July gardening tips

Digger Dan – July gardening tips

Digger Dan offers advice and tips on what needs doing in your garden during July.

Digger Dan - Planting for the coldest day of the year

Digger Dan – Planting for the coldest day of the year

A positive way of looking at mid-winter is to plant edibles such as strawberries and garlic that go into the ground when it’s cold and damp. But remember none of these will survive in boggy soils. Garlic & Shallots are available to plant – dig compost through your soil or fill a container with Living […]