21. Go Organic - Keep sowing to maintain a bountiful supply

I can hardly bring myself to mention it but the solstice is behind us now, which means that the days will be getting shorter again.

22. Sticky end for male moths

Organic gardeners are often regarded as somewhat eccentric. The early pioneers were not people bound by convention.

23. Go Organic - Tricks to conserve water

Thank goodness we have had some rain at last.

24. Go Organic - Summertime plans for winter

It seems unkind to mention so soon after the start of summer that you need to start thinking about the winter.

25. Go Organic and grow your own

One of the nicest things about growing your own food is that you can eat it really fresh.

26. Go Organic: Getting rid of pesky blackfly

The broad beans are coming along nicely now and I’ll soon be enjoying the first tasty mouthfuls.

27. Slaughtering slugs: but in an eco-friendly way

As the soil warms up and everything starts growing away organic gardeners have to face up to their biggest problem – slugs and snails.

28. Go Organic: Grow asparagus as an investment for the future

One of the real stars of the season is asparagus. English asparagus is the best in the world but eye-wateringly expensive in the supermarkets.

29. Lettuce now sow summer seeds for salads galore

April seems to have flown past this year and with summer just around the corner I don’t seem to have done half as much as I should. In the next few weeks it is time to get cracking and sow some seeds.

30. Mower ’bout that – cutting lawn with leg power