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October 24, 2016October 24, 2016 greenbooksblog

5 reasons why you should consider a hot bed in your garden

October 14, 2016October 14, 2016 greenbooksblog

Would you like to grow your vegetables in hot beds?

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Hot Beds: the secret to early crops

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Hot Beds out in the cold

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If it's our device, we should be able to repair it and the law should support that. We need to Reduce, Reuse, REPAIR and Repurpose before we ever think of recycling.
"10 tips for an eco-friendly home and garden" - this great article in The Times mentions Nicky Scott's 'How to Make and Use Compost'. Check it out:
Today is Good to Grow Day! In honour of this great community garden project we are sharing an extract from no-dig guru Charles Dowding's "How to Create a New Vegetable Garden" on our blog: 'Tips for first sowings'
"Her book should be in every kitchen." Read the interview with Sarah Bridle and extract from her book "Food and Climate Change without the hot air" on The Times.
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