Posted on April 21 2021
Explore exciting ways to get involved in National Gardening Week below!
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Posted on April 07 2021
Okay, now we have your attention with ‘seedy secrets’, it’s time to admit, this is not that much of a seedy article, and more about the essential seed knowledge every gardener will need at some point in their gardening career.
Posted on March 05 2021
A new generation of online female gardeners have been busy building a community and breaking down barriers by inspiring and instigating conversations around the tribulations and triumphs of cultivating practical and beautiful green spaces. We have reached out to three wonderful women who are part of this wave of change.
Posted on February 23 2021
Traditionally, we dig over our beds and planters, turning the soil ready for planting. This helps to aerate the soil, break up hard clumps and disturb any weeds. However, over the last few years, a no-dig method of cultivation has taken the horticultural community by storm. But which is better for your garden?
Posted on January 25 2021
Often, getting things right in the garden can be largely down to trowel and error, but ...
Posted on January 11 2021
At Nutley’s, we believe that the size of your green space (or lack thereof) should neve...
Posted on December 17 2020
Homemade alcohols and alcohol infusions are a fantastic way of impressing your dinner g...
Posted on November 25 2020
From homemade gifts for your loved ones, to novel ways of decorating your home and garden, we’ll be giving you a new idea to try out every day leading up to Christmas.
Posted on October 20 2020
Following Neil and Caroline’s summer of horticulture; growing produce from the bottom o...
Posted on August 21 2020
At the beginning of March 2020, Neil Tyler had never so much as picked up a trowel or planted a seed in his life. A retired electrical engineer who had spent many years in rented accommodation in the Middle East and West Indies, the pleasures of gardening had entirely passed him by. Then came lockdown.
Posted on June 25 2020
In this blog post, Nutley's evaluates the best options for keeping your plants watered and healthy whatever your timescale or budget.
Posted on June 05 2020
Today's blog post looks at growing lettuce - a fresh nutritious and easy to grow leaf vegetable. Simply follow these step-by-step instructions and you will have a wealth of lettuce for your summer salads in no time.
Posted on January 08 2020
Our handy guide shows you seven improvements you can make to your plot to reduce the amount of plastic.
Posted on October 31 2019
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.
Posted on September 02 2019
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.
Posted on August 13 2019
What if we let you into a little secret that has been proven to yield 30% more produce than a standard plastic garden pot. Got your attention?
Posted on July 30 2019
With the growing understanding and enthusiasm about reducing the amount of single-use plastics in your garden, Nutley’s Kitchen Gardens are keen to help you cut down or responsibly dispose of the garden plastics that you have used during the sowing and growing season.
Posted on July 23 2019
We have put together the top activities you can do in the garden with your little one, allowing them to get creative and have fun whilst also helping improve the garden and encourage more birds and important insects to your plot.
Posted on February 11 2019
Please enjoy this free sowing calendar. We would love to hear about what you get up to ...
Posted on January 16 2019
BloemBagz Fabric planters are the essential items needed in your garden. The double walled grow bags, that are available in a variety of colours and capacities, promote air pruning for a superior root structure and bigger yield.