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    Yay for Yeo!

    Wigwams, willow whips and wheelbarrows of compost! Our team reflect on the success of our partnership with Yeo Valley Organic Garden Festival.

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    What to sow and grow in October

    The growing year is not over! With soils still warm from the summer, you can be filling your veg plot with homegrown greens and other goodies.

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    Chris Collins on…growing your own fruit

    Our head of organic horticulture provides a glimpse of what’s happening on his balcony and at the allotment this autumn – and shares tips for growing fruit.

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    Growing milestones

    We’ve been sharing composting and growing skills with communities for many decades – here’s a roundup of two of our project’s special anniversaries

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    What’s in this year’s Seed List?

    There are lots of tiny treasures to enjoy in the 2027 Heritage Seed Library Seed List

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    Bust a glut – how to harvest and store your veg!

    Never waste your harvest with our guide to storing and preserving your surplus crops

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    Chris Collins on…saving seeds

    Chris Collins shares his top tips for saving seeds this autumn and how you can make a difference by supporting the work of our Heritage Seed Library.

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    Come and see us at Yeo Valley Organic Garden Festival

    We’re delighted to be partnering with Yeo Valley at year two of its special and sustainable Yeo Valley Organic Garden Festival.

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    Celebrating 21 years of composting in Gloucestershire

    In this month’s regular ‘GO in your community’ column, our Gloucestershire project coordinator Karen Phimister celebrates the 21st birthday of our Bisley Community Composting Site.

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    Nurture your micro habitats

    Don’t overlook the corners, cracks and crevices in your garden, writes Alice Whitehead – they provide valuable micro habitats for plants and wildlife.