This year, as soon as the first seed heads set I'm planning on growing microgreens from them. Personally I love dandelions, only this morning I saw a patch of the bright yellow flowers then as an afterthought noticed the daffodils growing in amongst them, not explored all the herbal applications of this plant yet but I understand that they bring up nutrients from deep in the soil via their tap roots .

Water is life! 💦💧 and bringing it to your space (even a balcony) transforms it. Here are a few ways I’ve added water to transform spaces. Wether it’s zen style or wildlife style

I live in a farmhouse on an old farm, I'm not a farmer, I have land with woods ,and I grow fruit and vegetables ,and have chickens and a pig , although I don't farm. The other afternoon I spent two or three hours broad forking my veg patch , at the same time my neighbour (who lives the other side of the village and owns the land next to us) began to cultivate his field, he finished in the same time as me and moved on to the next field ,his field is the same area as all our land surface. He is a farmer. There's no escaping the economy of scale, and any romantic idea that farmers have a little red tractor is dilutional. Farmers can and eventually ,will adopt regenerational technics using big equipment, but it will forever be an industrial process. The foot print of my neighbours tractor and cultivater is bigger than my veg patch.

Hi I'm Su, I live in the North West of UK, my garden is on a slope, it gets battered by wind blowing up the hill. Heavy clay and lots of stone, acidic soil. Fruit trees and bushes are in, this year starting off perennial veg in seed trays. Some green manures have helped. Using mostly old varieties which should grow better