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To increase the success of your garden and vegetable growing it is important to protect your plants from adverse weather and wildlife.

One of the great pleasures of gardening is to grow your own plants from seed. Unfortunately the exhilaration of planting out can quickly be followed by the anguish of seeing plants nibbled by wildlife or blasted by unseasonal weather if not covered with garden netting or plant protection.

Everyone's favourite cloche is back in stock and we're giving you the chance to win 1 of 5 this week!

Are you planning on 'Growing Your Own' this year? Get your seedlings off to the best possible start with our Harrod Modular Cloche System!

My husband and I have used black aluminium poles and slot and lock fittings to make a bespoke raised curved pond cover to protect from herons. We would love these photos to be on the website to show the versatility of the fittings.

To get you started with your own Cloche system, we have a SPECIAL OFFER on our 1m Extra Value Starter Kit which this includes all 3 cover options for a 1m length and is just ?63.95 which is a SAVING OF 15% on buying the items separately.

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.

To celebrate the launch of our new Harrod Longrow Cloche, we're giving you the chance to win 1 of 5 this week!

The Harrod Longrow Cloche is an essential tool for gardeners, providing protection and enhancing growth throughout the year. Here’s our seasonal guide on how to make the most of your cloche and what you can plant and protect under its cover...

April was a month of unpredictable weather we had it all sunshine, rain, wind and even some hail. Easter really saw the first of the warmer weather and the temptation to start planting out this year's crop was just too great so the first of the brassicas were planted out.

May is always one of the busiest months of the year in Stephanie's Kitchen Garden and this year has been no exception.