Just counted my tomato plants and there's over 100!!! Not all for me. Some for a charity growing for The Pantry for low income people and some for elderly people at a Country Market. Other than eating them fresh I'll make sauces for freezing. They're always super sweet if made with lots of well sweated onions. Yuuum.

Looks like quite a job Mark. But, what great joy to work with nature. ❤️

Education has dumbed us down, teaching useless information over important, necessary, empowering life skills. A resource like Skool, where everything can be accessed in one place, could be a lifeline to find and learn those lost skills we need and increasingly desire. Everything I've learnt has been from free resources, especially YouTube videos and especially specific Facebook groups (FB being particularly good for on the spot chat and discussions about any current growing issues you have - which you won't necessarily find in a book or video). There are excellent content creators out there, so to pay for the information would not be of interest, although suggested paid courses on various recommended lists from those who have taken them are obviously useful, as are books etc. Tight and precise main categories and sub categories is needed for efficiency so that people can find the relevant information promptly. A chat facility is brilliant when you need advice, as is available in Fb groups. I'd love to see pop-up reminders on the home page as reminders for sowing various veg/flowers etc during the relevant sowing periods. Info I'd like to see: Growing food including reliable seed varieties Cooking, preserving, storing, recipes (especially seasonal when the food comes in e.g. what to do with all the courgettes in mid to late summer!) Nutrition and understanding about the human body Natural physical, mental and emotional health content with updates/pop-ups on what illnesses are going around and how they can be treated and a chat facility Sewing/repairing - making clothes and home items Basic carpentry Building Plumbing Basic hair cutting skills Natural crafts - dyeing, willow basket making, fence making etc etc etc Info section on gatherings, fairs, festivals etc. Children/young person section for them and their parents. Ideas on activities, crafts, places to visit, relevant screen time suggestions etc Home schooling/education resources for teaching, meet ups etc

Grow chard folks. It's easy and doesn't bolt in the same way as spinach, although tougher and stronger in taste. Wilts down nicely in all sorts of dishes and you can hide the small young leaves in smoothies. Overwinter it just sits there then starts again the following year, although it isn't a perennial and likely to bold in year two.

Lists of British flower farmers who grow and sell in the UK.

Sorry if not clear! Add in a category for UK flower farmers. So that we can support and buy local or UK flowers and not those shipped from 1000s miles away. Not food, I'm aware, but it's an increasing industry in the UK and their positive contribution to the environment is currently not recognised by the govt when it should be, as it would reduce the pressure on food farmers to turn over portions of their land from producing food to fallow use.