Master Gardeners' blog posts
Watering top tips
Although, looking out the window this morning, one might be forgiven for thinking that our tender vegetables might be more at risk from drowing than drought, it is worth remembering our hot dry summer last year. Here are a couple of top watering tips: 1. Always water your pea drill with a fine rose before [...]
Photo caption competition
Companion Planting
Events
May 26th: Schools Master Gardener training
Due to popular demand, we’re delighted to invite Norfolk Master Gardeners to another specialist training day to help people grow in schools. From every group of Master Gardeners, several volunteers want to help pupils, parents, teachers, and the wider community grow their own food in school and at home. This is great! So we’ve invited [...]
June 3rd: Champion your local Big Jubilee Lunch
Jun 13th: Open day at The Patch
News
The Leaderless Revolution
Professor Timothy O’Riordan, OBE, FBA and Trustee of The Soil Association spoke of the need for a Leaderless Revolution in our approach to dealing with the current food sustinability crisis. “The food system cannot be resolved on a global scale. We need local reliance. It is not something that is ‘nice to have’. It is [...]
Norfolk households celebrate their growing sucessess
Master Gardener deliver “Get Growing” workshop at Swaffham
Case Studies
When can my beans go outside?
We have had a question from a home-food grower about beans. She asks “when will it be safe to put dwarf Italian beans out on my allotment? The frosts seem to be over now and my beans are raring to go!” Well, they may be safe now, but if could wait until the end of [...]





