A big welcome to two new partner gardens...
We are delighted to have two new partner gardens on-board, Nant y Bedd and Grapes Hill Community Garden
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One Man & his organic plot - Part Two
Our Head of Organic Horticulture, Chris Collins takes us on his allotment journey...
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Plants with alternative uses
We are collecting information on alternative uses of plants amongst our members and supporters. Perhaps there is a plant you or your family have always used that you would like to tell us about.
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New publication - The Principles of Organic Gardening
What are the fundamental principles behind organic gardening? We know about not using toxic chemicals, but in truth there is more, much more, to creating a resilient and healthy natural growing space.
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Worrying level of pesticides found in 'Bee Friendly' plants
New research has found that many of the plants sold in garden centres as 'Bee or Pollinator Friendly' in fact contain dangerous levels of pesticides.
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B&Q announce ban on growers treating any flowering plants with neonicotinoid pesticides
To help support wildlife and address the declining bee population, home improvement retailer B&Q announced its flowering plant range, available from February 2018, will be grown free from all neonicotinoid pesticides.
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One Man & his organic plot - Part Three
Our head of Organic Horticulture Chris Collins updates us on his balcony and allotment progress including transplanting young plants, welcoming a family of blue tits, and gorging on fresh salad leaves.
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Major advances in the fight against neonics
This week, two important steps have been made in the fight to rid our gardens and countryside of damaging neonicotinoid insecticides.
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Organic Market Report 2017
A recent report from the Soil Association reveals that the UK organic market increased by over 7% in 2016 to £2.09bn.
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Farms could slash pesticide use without losses, research reveals
Study shows almost all farms could significantly cut chemical use while producing as much food, in a major challenge to the billion-dollar pesticide industry.