We’ve been adding more things fir nature especially for the birds 🦅 We are 100% chemical free growers and the importance of nurturing nature is huge Encouraging bird bees and bugs is crucial as we move towards a better more sustainable growing environment 🥰❤️🙏

hi all of you, i hope you are having a good time with all your gardens.i have one question, to which nobody seems to have an answer. i started my potatoes with bought seed potatoes, but on the long run i do not want to buy all the time seed potatoes. any idea what i can do, so that i do not have to buy any seed potatoes anymore?

My peas this year haven't done so well.... How about everyone else?

I have been growing veg and flowers for as long as I remember. And their management as a groundsmen of an estate. I have over the last couple years I have noticed something, but not being able to put my finger on what that is. Plants struggling to take hold. Mature plants just giving up the ghost. Plants not putting on healthy growth in prime conditions. In the estate there are many ornamental shrubs biannual and perennials. The biennials would be prolific self seeders. This year it has been so noticeable that biennials have not grown. The perennials seem stressed where grow has been weak. This has also noticeable in the allotment and the orchard. The apple and pears are carrying 70% less fruit this year. Early veg has been weedy. On the estate there watering systems so it not down water stress. This is well drawn water I would add. It feels like there is some changing and I don’t buy the climate crisis. Is anyone else noticing similar issues???

Let me know what your thoughts are on this one guys climate crisis film being show all over the UK in coming days and weeks