When I first started living abroad, one of the things I missed most about Britain was the radio – especiallyRadio 4. But since the BBC started broadcasting over the Internet you can both listen live and catch up with programmes you missed by accessing the archive.
Yesterday I went into theGardener’s Question Timepage and noticed that they had a list of vegetables recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society for growing in containers. I’ve never done much fruit or vegetable growing, mainly because the few miserable tomatoes and beans which I have tried have always failed miserably. But I might try and get hold of these for next year and have another go. They've all been given an Award of Garden Merit, and there are brief instructions given for sowing etc.
If you don't already know them, the BBC’s generalgardening siteis also one of the best I know and well worth checking out, as is the site of theRHS.
Despite my general failures however, this year’s melon experiment worked and the “babies” are growing visibly day by day – here’s the result so far. Definitely something to do again, starting much earlier, next year.
Yesterday I went into theGardener’s Question Timepage and noticed that they had a list of vegetables recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society for growing in containers. I’ve never done much fruit or vegetable growing, mainly because the few miserable tomatoes and beans which I have tried have always failed miserably. But I might try and get hold of these for next year and have another go. They've all been given an Award of Garden Merit, and there are brief instructions given for sowing etc.
If you don't already know them, the BBC’s generalgardening siteis also one of the best I know and well worth checking out, as is the site of theRHS.
Despite my general failures however, this year’s melon