GARDEN your own Grow


More and more of us now look to place an emphasis on vegetables in our diet and are more ecologically minded.


Easy to grow vegetables, salads and herbs suitable for growing in small spaces such as wall planters and patio containers are rising. It’s important to find the right area in your garden to cultivate delicious, edible goods. You don’t need masses of space but do look for a level area with a good amount of sunlight exposure to build your bed. Mix and match different sizes of stackable raised beds to create a personalised growing area that suits your space. Finally, select your seeds and then you’re good to grow.


If you’re serious about becoming more self-sufficient, a greenhouse can increase your yield of


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beautifully fresh fruit and veg all year round.


If space isn’t on your side, legumes (runner beans, broad beans, French beans and peas), squashes and pumpkins are a


great option as they make use of vertical space. Salad leaves, herbs and tomatoes grow well in boxes on balconies and patios and cost a fraction of the supermarket prices too.


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