Garden Blog

Georgie was inspired by Sara's efforts to enjoy Rosemary and decided to share a favourite recipe of her own - dairy free, gluten free orange drizzle cake.

Norfolk School of Gardening is as busy as ever, with courses of all kinds happening relevant for the gardener in their garden now.

It's time to dig up your dahlias and check on those trees, shrubs and hedges as winter fast approaches.

Gardening often runs in the family. Sara is the latest in her family line of allotmenteers. Autumn/Winter time on a brand new allotment, means there's a lot of preparation for the next growing season to be done.

The folks at Norfolk School of Gardening have learnt the hard way to protect their seed harvests! It's also the perfect time of year for pruning your fruit trees.

A seasonal vegetarian side dish, using pumpkin, sqash and winter veggies.

November on Ellen's plot is wet and windy, but there's not rest for gardeners! What is she up to with her winter flowers and vegetables this month?

Monthly garden jobs, book recommendations and stories from our Rhino community.

 November jobs for the keen gardener? Ruth from Norfolk School of Gardening has you covered.

Natural beekeeping means 

The hunt for fascinating Rhino owners continues! This month, I’ve been speaking to Andy Mileham and his story of how a Rhino became a Museum.

Days are shorter, temperatures are dropping, what should you be doing in your garden as we approach winter?