Building a Walk-Through Arch for Your Vegetable Garden Using Reclaimed Materials

Gardening is not just a pastime; it's an art form that allows us to create, nurture, and harvest. For those of us with a passion for growing our own food, finding innovative ways to maximize space, protect our crops, and add beauty to our gardens is always a priority. One such innovation is the walk-through arch for vegetables like squashes, tomatoes, runner beans, and other climbers. Not only does it save on space and protect the veggies from ground pests, but it also transforms your garden into a picturesque landscape. The best part? You can build it using reclaimed materials, making this project eco-friendly and cost-effective.

City Centre Allotments: Oases of Green in the Concrete Jungle

In the midst of bustling city centers, amidst towering skyscrapers and busy streets, there exist hidden pockets of green, vibrant oases known as allotments. These small, individually owned plots of land, often nestled amidst urban developments, provide a haven for those who seek solace in the tranquility of nature, a chance to cultivate their own produce, and a sense of community amidst the urban sprawl.

Embracing Winter Wildlife on Your Allotment: A Bounty of Benefits

Winter may seem like a time when nature retreats into hibernation, but for allotment enthusiasts, it's an opportunity to foster a haven for wildlife. As temperatures drop and gardens become dormant, your allotment can play a crucial role in supporting and nourishing local fauna. Let's explore the myriad benefits of looking after wildlife on your allotment during the winter months.

VegPlotter's garden planning software lets you plan out a garden or any size and shape. Once you've created a new garden plot you can change the dimensions of the plan in the right-hand plot settings menu...