How to Grow

Growing Indoors gives you complete control of the environment, from the temperature to the amount of water a plant receives which can yield great results. Although suited to some plants more than others, it can be a great way to grow fruit and vegetables. If space is at a premium even growing salad leaves on a window sill can be a simple way of getting more of your home grown produce to the plate for healthier meal times.

The pinnacle of the growing season is the harvest so it is important to know when to harvest and how best to store your precious vegetables.

Knowing your soil type will help you choose the right plants and vegetables for your garden and will help you maintain them in good condition without costly mistakes.

If space is limited it doesn't have to stop you Growing Your Own - even just a sunny windowsill can be ideal for growing salad leaves and herbs.

Whether it's a small vegetable plot in your back garden or your own allotment, growing on open ground can be challenging and also very rewarding.

The patio can be an ideal area for growing your own fruit and vegetables with a wide range of planters available to grow everything from salad to spuds on the patio!

Choosing your ideal plot and position can seem confusing but a little planning goes a long way in ensuring a productive and enjoyable vegetable garden!

Potatoes are the most versatile vegetables grown in the west and one of the easiest to grow; they are one of main staple ingredients on our dinner tables today. Even if you only have a small space you can still grow potatoes in potato barrels, bags or containers.