Seed there is still t ime to sow

Professor Buczacki is a horticultural expert, writer and former chair of Gardeners' Question Time

It’s just the right time for annual and perennial types to crop perfectly

Spring might be the traditional time for starting crops, with seed trays bursting into life on windowsills, in greenhouses and coldframes, no surface without pots and green shoots. However, if you are

Kohlrabi, endive and Florence fennel are just some of the delights to grow now

Grow this non-hearting variety for summer salads or a fresh accompaniment to main meals. The leaves are easy to grow and are a good source of vitamins. Sow seeds outside at a depth of 1.5cm, into a pr

In last month’s issue, I shared the 26 different varieties of salad crops that I trialled and gave my top tips for the best ones to grow. I also included my favourites for taste, yield and ease of gro