Because we are enthousiastic Organic Gardeners ourselves, we are learning all the time by just doing and trying out new things. In our ‘Get Inspired’ section we share our latest organic gardening experiences, news, successes and failures. Besides that we hope to encourage you to grow your own food as much as possible – as it is good for both you and nature -, so you will find some delicious and healthy recipes as well.
We have put together a Seed Sowing Calendar which will give you a kick-start when starting a vegetable garden. You can find growing advice for seeds to sow indoors in a greenhouse, polytunnel or windowsill and outdoors in open ground or pots.
Growing your own organic soft fruit is rewarding, offering juicy harvests and sustainable gardening. With proper soil, spacing, and care, plants like raspberries and blueberries thrive, delivering unmatched fresh and juicy flavours.
100% organically grown ornamental grasses like Molinia, Deschampsia, and Miscanthus add texture, beauty, and sustainability to gardens, offering low-maintenance care, drought tolerance, and stunning combinations with perennials for year-round interest.
Nature connectivity refers to the emotional, cognitive, and physical connections we form with the natural world. It’s about recognizing that we are a part of nature, not separate from it. When we feel connected to…
In this guide, we’ll explore the art of sowing and growing your own organic cut flowers, bringing the beauty of nature right to your doorstep.
Traditionally, seeds are sown directly where they are intended to grow. With pre-sowing, however, you first allow the plants to germinate indoors in a seed starter set or propagator. Once the plants..
Experience the joy of growing your own organic garlic bulbs. Garlic thrives in well-drained, nutrient-rich soil with a pH towards acidity or neutrality. Begin soil..
After the winter period, the fresh colours of daffodils, tulips and crystal white summer snowdrops usher in
Flower bulbs offer an important source of nectar and pollen for pollinators that emerge from hibernation or overwintering and the early-season sustenance is critical for their survival and reproductive success.
Some perennials die back in autumn or winter as part of their natural growth cycle and adaptation to seasonal changes. This phenomenon is known as dormancy and..
In this blogpost you will find instructions on how to make your own Calendula Salve. It is a lovely natural remedy often used for mild infections, minor burns, cuts and bruises.
Sweet peas or Lathyrus odoratus, are so delicate and lovely,
Creating healthy soil is one of the main principles of Organic gardening. So why not make your own compost and be sure it is absolutely natural and pesticide-free?