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  1. Multicoloured Beans

    October podcast - get listening!

    It's a bumper harvest in this month’s podcast.

  2. rabbit ornaments in Beatrix Potter Garden

    New partner garden!

    We’re pleased to have added the World of Beatrix Potter™ Attraction to our list of gardens where Garden Organic members receive a discount on admission. Located in Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, the attraction includes an exhibition on the life and works of Beatrix Potter, plus the Peter Rabbit Garden - a small but perfectly formed show garden designed by Chelsea Gold medallist Richard Lucas.

  3. Hands holding a tray of organic vegetables including rainbow chard, tomatoes and squashes.

    Introducing Eversfield Organic...

    Eversfield Organic is a family run farm in the heart of Devon, delivering locally produced, organic food boxes across the UK.

  4. Autumn Leaves

    One man & his organic plot - October 2019

    The first hints of the turning of the leaves have just begun and signals the start of a very different type of season in comparison to the last two. Nature is wise and as the days get shorter and the cold sets in, most of it chooses to sleep. I personally love the autumn. The colours, the fresh air in the mornings, its very distinctive smell and I adore a good thick fog when one pops along.

  5. Master Composters stood smiling in Garden Organic Uniform

    We're recruiting for volunteers in Shropshire & Norfolk

    We're recruiting in Shropshire & Norfolk for composting & gardening enthusiasts to join our Master Composter & Master Gardener programme. Become part of a friendly network of volunteers and deliver workshops at schools, talks to local groups and give advice at events.

  6. Frog spawn in garden pond

    One man & his organic plot - September 2019

    Change happens once again, and the laid back month of August comes to an end, but there’s no rest, it’s time to get busy again! Planning for the winter months is always in my thoughts when I feel the first fresh morning in September and I’ve already ordered catalogues to ponder over the seasons ahead.

  7. Seed saving at heritage seed library

    Are you running a seed swap next year?

    Are you running a seed swap next year? If so, we will be happy to include the details in our next Heritage Seed Library seed list published in December.

  8. Watering tomato bed

    Sale of Ryton Gardens to Coventry University

    As members and supporters are aware Garden Organic has for some time been seeking to sell its Ryton Gardens site in Coventry.

  9. Vegetables grown at Ryton gardens

    The Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen: pesticides in food

    If you are worried about the level of pesticides in the food you buy, there is a handy list which will help you choose wisely. Compiled by PAN UK, it shows those crops with the highest mix of pesticide residues (the Dirty Dozen) and those with the lowest (Clean Fifteen.)

  10. Green manures sign for members experiment

    September podcast is here

    The popular Garden Organic podcast discusses the tasks for September. Picking and storing, making a garden pond, dealing with tomato blight, and sowing green manures.