Garden Blog

We're delighted to be able to share this late summer recipe, taking you towards autumn. Using the bountiful supplies of tomatoes in the greenhouse.

Extreme weather conditions can wreak havoc in your garden, so take precautions to protect your greenhouse from storm damage.

Sometimes leaving nature to do it's thing is best - both for the wildlife and Ellen's brassicas!

Like so many other schools around the country, it was Back To School time, with a few socially distanced tweaks to the proceeedings.

The greenhouse is really Fran's haven this week, as next year's sowings begin for this flower farmer.

Wind and rain has batted around the walled garden, and there are lots of courses about to start!

Peas and cucumbers still coming along nicely. Dealing with blossom end rot and blight.

Using what you've grown and being imaginative with your cooking.

Everything grows so fast at this time of year! And Ellen's allotment has doubled in size too!

It's baking in the Walled Garden but the students at Norfolk School of Gardening are made of sterner stuff. Do you want to learn more about gardening?

What's going on in Fran's flower farm this month? Using meadow flowers and worrying over dahlias.

Midsummer heat means different herbs are taking centre stage, and they're not from round here! Do you cook with them? Papalo, Quillquina, Pipiche...