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SaleCross-Beam Fruit Press (12 litre)
Cross-Beam Fruit Press (12 litre)
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Standard Wooden Raised Beds
Standard Wooden Raised Beds
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Popadome Crop Protection Tunnel (1.8m x 0.6m)
Popadome Crop Protection Tunnel (1.8m x 0.6m)
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Harrod Trough Metal Planters - Corten Effect
Harrod Trough Metal Planters - Corten Effect
From £76.00
Autumn Small Vegetable Patch (155) plants
Autumn Small Vegetable Patch (155) plants
£39.95

Stephanie's Garden Blog

Raspberry Protection and Support
18
Sep
Raspberry Protection and Support

As Autumn raspberry plants get taller and stronger they will need support from poles or a frame we have been specializing in fruit protection and growing frames for over 50 years and our exclusive product range is designed and manufactured here in our Suffolk factory.
Top 10 Reasons to Buy a Fruit Cage
13
Sep
Top 10 Reasons to Buy a Fruit Cage

You may be thinking, what are the benefits of purchasing a Harrod Horticultural steel fruit cage from us rather than from another company? Find all the answers here where we discuss the merits of a fruit cage, and with the many types available there is bound to be a style that suits your garden.....
Tidying the Garden and Autumn Planting
13
Sep
Tidying the Garden and Autumn Planting

It's been a week of tidying in the kitchen garden, we have cleared out all the plants that have stopped producing and relegated them to the compost bin and started our Autumn planting of perpetual spinach, Pak choi, early sprouting broccoli and kale.