People have been using Grazers in their gardens to keep away pigeons and rabbits and all sorts of pests away for years.  The formula is a natural product as the active ingredient is food grade calcium which works by coating the leaf and benefits the plant as calcium is a fertilizer.  Jonathan Tebb Roger worked on the trials from the outset.  He talked to Ken Crowther about the product.

Artist Tom Hoare has a range of metal bird sculptures made out of recycled oil drums.  Each piece is handmade and Fairtrade and by a group of artists in Zimbabwe who produce some of the premium work in the world.  The range includes a number of different UK birds including the avocet, the symbol of the RSPB.  Tom spoke to Ken Crowther about the range.

Artist Tom Hoare has a range of metal bird sculptures made out of recycled oil drums.  Each piece is handmade and Fairtrade and by a group of artists in Zimbabwe who produce some of the premium work in the world.  The range includes a number of different UK birds including the avocet, the symbol of the RSPB.  Tom spoke to Ken Crowther about the range.

Artist Tom Hoare has a range of metal bird sculptures made out of recycled oil drums.  Each piece is handmade and Fairtrade and by a group of artists in Zimbabwe who produce some of the premium work in the world.  The range includes a number of different UK birds including the avocet, the symbol of the RSPB.  Tom spoke to Ken Crowther about the range.

Artist Tom Hoare has a range of metal bird sculptures made out of recycled oil drums.  Each piece is handmade and Fairtrade and by a group of artists in Zimbabwe who produce some of the premium work in the world.  The range includes a number of different UK birds including the avocet, the symbol of the RSPB.  Tom spoke to Ken Crowther about the range.

Having spent many years as a frustrated balcony gardener in London, Sue O’Neill moved to the Cotswolds where she could create the garden of her dreams.  However, she couldn’t find the right clothes to garden in, leaving her either too hot or too cold or didn’t keep her dry.  The answer was to create her range of clothes designed especially for gardeners as she explained to Ken Crowther.

Having spent many years as a frustrated balcony gardener in London, Sue O’Neill moved to the Cotswolds where she could create the garden of her dreams.  However, she couldn’t find the right clothes to garden in, leaving her either too hot or too cold or didn’t keep her dry.  The answer was to create her range of clothes designed especially for gardeners as she explained to Ken Crowther.

Having spent many years as a frustrated balcony gardener in London, Sue O’Neill moved to the Cotswolds where she could create the garden of her dreams.  However, she couldn’t find the right clothes to garden in, leaving her either too hot or too cold or didn’t keep her dry.  The answer was to create her range of clothes designed especially for gardeners as she explained to Ken Crowther.

Having spent many years as a frustrated balcony gardener in London, Sue O’Neill moved to the Cotswolds where she could create the garden of her dreams.  However, she couldn’t find the right clothes to garden in, leaving her either too hot or too cold or didn’t keep her dry.  The answer was to create her range of clothes designed especially for gardeners as she explained to Ken Crowther.

Lucy Chamberlain gardens at East Donyland Hall in Fingeringhoe, Essex.  The frosts of recent weeks have been welcomed by Lucy who has been waiting for them as she tries to manage the fruit garden.  A good hard frost helps to kill off pests and diseases lingering in the soil.  To aid this she removed all the mulch leaving the soil open to the frost as she told Ken Crowther.