That’s why we’ve put together a simple guide to keeping your kale plants happy throughout the growing season, from sowing ...

It prefers a sunny position with at least six hours of full sun each day. The Seed Collection advises sowing kale seeds ...

September is a prime time to harvest your well-earned crops and ensure you have plenty of homegrown vegetables to keep you ...

Kale takes just as long to mature ... are fast-growing herbs that are ready for harvest about a month after sowing the seed. Garlic planted in September produces the biggest bulbs the following ...

Sow radish seeds ½ inch deep and 1 to 2 inches apart ... Immediately clip away the radish greens and use them as you would use spinach or kale. Cut off the thin, thread-like root from the bottom ...

Sow seeds 1.25cm (1/2in) deep and rows should be ... when they're between 6 and 8cm high (2.5-3in). Brussels sprouts and kale should be 15cm (6in).Water the day before moving, and keep well ...

4. If you are using seeds the harvest can happen 16 weeks into planting, while established plants can be around 14 weeks. "Kale is an excellent way to integrate some healthy greens into your ...

Sunflowers (Helianthus annuus) are a beautiful addition to any garden and are relatively easy to grow on the North Olympic ...

The payoff will be a healthy lawn, flowering bulbs in the spring, and troubled plants moved into better locations.

Don't let them dry out after planting. Other fall options ... spinach plants or you can plant them by seed now. Seed carrots, greens, radishes and kale for a fall garden. Water and mulch, and ...

The Hudson Valley Seed Company (HVSC), a nationwide pioneer in the preservation and circulation of heirloom seeds, has long ...