As we enter into a new year, most people try to set themselves some New Year's Resolutions. The most popular resolutions include embracing a healthier lifestyle or spending less time on our phones, but in this new decade, there is a real interest in using less plastic in our everyday life. 

A garden is a place where you can grow your own food and produce, rather than purchase them from the supermarket in excessive plastic packaging. So, why not try and make your garden a place with as little plastic as possible. Our handy guide shows you seven improvements you can make to your plot to reduce the amount of plastic. 

Halloween. A time for spooky movies, endless sweet treats and of course the traditional Jack O Lantern pumpkin. Whether you are buying a pumpkin at the supermarket, joining the hype and visiting a pumpkin patch or growing your own, the humble Pumpkin is not just for show around the end of October. 

In fact, it seems that the multiple uses of a pumpkin is still not being communicated effectively with 8 million pumpkins being binned every year in the UK. 

To help you on your way to reusing these delicious vegetables, Nutley's have compiled a list of the best ways to use your pumpkins; from the flesh and seeds to the shell of the pumpkin.

It’s the month of September and the time when harvesting season is in full swing. You get to pick and eat all the delicious fruits and vegetables you have been growing, making wonderful meals with your fresh produce, as well as creating fun and tasty jams and preserves with the glut of berries around. For us at Nutley’s, as well as many of you, it’s our favourite time of year.

However, did you know that this month is also known as ‘Organic September’? Created and led by the Soil Association, this campaign aims to be the biggest of its kind in encouraging people to choose organic and show how it can be a springboard for a wider change.