Essayer OR - Gratuit
OUR TOP PLOTTERS
Kitchen Garden
|June 2025
Last summer we launched a competition to find our Top Plotters, with the top three winning some great prizes and all being featured in Kitchen Garden magazine this year. Here we feature another of our runners-up
-
EMMA ROGERS FROM DERBYSHIRE
Emma has found growing her own a great escape from sitting behind a computer all day at work. It has helped her get in touch with nature and also to meet new people
Do you have an allotment or garden plot?
One full size allotment plot and a half plot allotment. I also have some small veg beds in our new build garden.
Do you have help on your plot?My fiancé Sam and I tend the plots together.
Do you grow any veg in containers?
I grow potatoes in potato bags filled with compost. It has advantages, as they can be put in the greenhouse if there is a frost, but the potatoes have been small. I have also grown carrots in an old bathtub. It was a great success and avoided carrot root fly!
How do you grow one particular named crop?Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition June 2025 de Kitchen Garden.
Abonnez-vous à Magzter GOLD pour accéder à des milliers d'histoires premium sélectionnées et à plus de 9 000 magazines et journaux.
Déjà abonné ? Se connecter
PLUS D'HISTOIRES DE Kitchen Garden
Kitchen Garden
THE NATIONAL VEGETABLE SOCIETY GUIDE TO SHOWING
CHOOSING THE BEST VARIETIES FOR THE SHOW BENCH
4 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
PLANTS FOR PREDATORS
Dr Anton Rosenfeld of Garden Organic explains why predators matter and the plants needed to help bring them to your garden
3 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
MAY DAYS DELIGHT
As April gives way to May, the garden begins to surge ahead. Sarah Purser captures that turning point, when plans start to take shape and the season gathers real momentum
3 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
STRAWBERRIES WITH FLAVOUR
Enjoy sweet, flavour-packed crops with these high- quality, cold-stored strawberry plants from Pomona Fruits, selected for taste, yield and reliability
1 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
PICK TEAR EAT
Anna Cairns Pettigrew cuts what's ready, using leaves, herbs and new potatoes to create quick, generous and tasty plates
3 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
THE RIGHT STUFF
Becky Searle explains how choosing the right mulch for your soil type can transform structure, moisture retention and long-term fertility, helping you get better results for much less effort
5 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
CELERY & CELERIAC - WORTH A SECOND LOOK
Martin Fish shows how to grow celery and celeriac with simple, reliable methods from seed to harvest
3 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
ON THE PLOT THAT PROVED THEM WRONG
Two decades on from a sceptical start, Carolyn Goodliff has transformed a neglected plot into a productive, beautiful space – and built a community around it
4 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
How everything can have a use
This month Stephanie Hafferty is exploring permaculture principle five - putting what we've already got to hand to use on the plot
4 mins
May 2026
Kitchen Garden
Leggy seedlings
Warmth, low light and a bit too much kindness can all lead to leggy seedlings at this time of year. They stretch, weaken and topple just when you want them to be building strength. The good news is they're rarely a lost cause – and a few simple adjustments will get them back on track
1 min
May 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size

