If the summer warmth has you itching to potter about in the garden, now is the ideal time to give your plants a once-over.

July is a great time to plant cool-weather crops to harvest in autumn, as well as fast-growing varieties that thrive in ...

You can start to plant vegetables in July for a winter harvest. Palphramand suggests sowing kale and cabbage, choosing ...

If you don't have an outdoor space to grow food, you can try growing food indoors. Take a look at the best seeds you can grow ...

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Welsh chef and influencer Gaz Oakley picked the three easiest, most low-maintenance foods you can grow inside at home that ...

For July, he advises: "Sow under cover by the end of the first week: kohlrabi, beetroot and Savoy cabbage. Before mid-month, sow lettuce, leaf beet, chard, endive, chicory.

They prefer cooler weather, so spring and fall are the best planting times. Directly sow the seeds in a row, leaving one to two inches of space between each seed. Watch the greens for pests including ...

Alternatively, sow in small pots and place one of the resultant seedlings in a cell or a small pot. This makes best use of more expensive seeds. Congested seedlings take longer to set out and ...

For sowing cabbage, use plastic containers with small holes in the bottom to ensure good drainage. Make shallow furrows in the soil, 3 cm apart, and sow the seeds. Sprinkle them lightly with soil, ...

Bok choy comes in varieties that differ in size and shades of green, including Asian Delight, Black Summer, and Shanghai Green. Determine which variety you want to plant, then find the seeds from a ...