Read Geoff Hodge’s ultimate guide to growing your own veg at home for one.

Read Geoff Hodge’s ultimate guide to growing your own veg at home for one.
Martyn Cox has some helpful grow-your-own advice with some seasonal summer tips.
In his Grow-Your-Own feature Martyn Cox recommends plants that look good and taste great.
Martyn Cox offers his timely advice on harvesting and starting off delicious edible crops in your garden.
How to make the most of supermarket basil. You can make your pot of supermarket basil last much longer by potting it into a larger pot. It’s one gardening job that is easy and will save you money!
Early September is the time to crack on with harvesting tomatoes, courgettes, peppers and other tender vegetables & fruit that you’ve been growing outside.
As the seasons start to turn and the garden harvest wanes a little, plan ahead and sow some corn salad, it’s undemanding and a great choice.
Leiths Cookery writer Max Clark shares her love of apples with a tasty recipe for spiced, bittersweet apple, pear and damson chutney.
After months of hard work, it’s time to reap the rewards of your labour. Martyn Cox helps you harvest, ripen and store your vegetables.
Have you got a glut of greenhouse cucumbers or even courgettes? Try this recipe and transform your harvest into a sweet, tangy and delicious pickle
Some plants offer additional benefits when grown in close proximity with others. Jean Vernon explores.
Martyn Cox shows you what to sow, grow and harvest in mid-summer.
Martyn Cox helps you start growing your own fruit, herbs and vegetables in your own garden, with lots of timely tips and advice.
What’s red in tooth and paw? Vicki Cooke unearths and explores the myth and magic of mulberries
Gluten free recipe using garden kale and RootOne pasta