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Discover round, striped, yellow and trailing courgettes, their flavours and ways to grow them.
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Page 13Fruit pruning: species first, then the secateurs
Do not prune an apple and a plum to the same calendar. Recognise growth habit and fruiting wood so that you create space without cutting away the harvest.
Read moreFrumoasa Alba: flavour and growing
Yellow; large, few seeds.
Read moreFutsu Black: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Small, flattened Japanese squash with deep ribs turn dark green to ochre: a variety with clear ripening changes. Choose Futsu Black for nutty flavour and small, strongly ribbed fruits instead of smooth butternut.
Read moreFuyu: flavour and growing
Sweet, edible when firm; late ripening.
Read moreFuzzy Wuzzy: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A silver-green, hairy bush tomato with red-and-gold striped fruits. Choose this for a pot that provides both an edible harvest and striking foliage. Hairy, silvery-green leaves and striped fruit set it apart from an ordinary green balcony bush.
Read moreHoles, aphids or wilted leaves: observe first, then intervene
Not every hole calls for pest control. A regular inspection helps you distinguish feeding damage, drought, disease and insects that actually help.
Read moreGalanth: flavour and growing
Blue; similar in aroma to Muscat Bleu.
Read moreGalleux d’Eysines: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Salmon-coloured, flattened fruits develop corky protrusions: a striking skin characteristic of this variety. Choose Galleux d’Eysines for sweet flesh and a highly recognisable autumn appearance. The normal corky patches are no reason to avoid the variety.
Read moreGarant: flavour and growing
White; muscat aroma.
Read moreGardener’s Delight: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A small, red tomato on a strong, indeterminate plant: a classic candidate for your own snack frame. For a familiar small red tomato when you have enough vertical space and are not looking for a low balcony bush.
Read moreGarey's Eureka: flavour and growing
Heavy-cropping lemon selection.
Read moreGariguette: flavour and growing
Elongated French delicacy.
Read moreGeisha: growing garlic chives
Award-winning selection with a solid culinary use.
Read moreGele Paprika: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A yellow tomato shaped like a pepper with a long point. Choose this selection for yellow fruit with a striking long protrusion. In a trial bed, it provides a different shape and texture from an ordinary round yellow tomato.
Read moreWhite mustard: varieties, growing and uses
A quickly green bed and possibly yellow flowers later: yellow mustard is a striking temporary cover. It does not suit every patch. As a member of the cabbage family, first check where cabbage, radish or winter radish appear in your plan.
Read moreKeeping tools clean, sharp and ready for use
Good tools need not mean a large collection. A regular routine prevents a small garden job from starting with seized secateurs or a blunt edge.
Read moreGerman Gold: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Large, yellow beefsteak tomatoes with red marbling, attractive on the chopping board too. Choose German Gold if a few large, striking tomatoes appeal more than many small ones. The old German variety gives a different meal portion from a cherry tomato.
Read moreGermidour: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Early autumn garlic with purple and white shades. Choose Germidour for autumn planting and a relatively early harvest. The RHS lists it as softneck, a useful type if you also want to store garlic.
Read moreGertrude Jekyll: growing rose
Pink rosettes with a strong classic rose scent.
Read moreGewone Snij: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Gewone Snij is celery for repeated leaf harvests. The source describes somewhat coarser leaves and lower susceptibility to leaf spot disease. Choose this variety for frequent small pickings near the kitchen. It can also grow in a position with some shade.
Read moreGiant Atlantic: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A trailing selection for very large, orange, flattened squash: mainly a growing project for space and size. Choose Giant Atlantic to experiment with large fruits, not because size automatically means more flavour.
Read moreGiraumon Turban Turc: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A coloured turban shape in red, yellow, green and white: each fruit is a striking autumn object with edible flesh too. Choose this variety when unusual fruit shape matters and you enjoy using a decorative harvest in the kitchen too.
Read moreGladiolus: varieties, growing and uses
Gladioli add vertical lines of flowers to a garden or bouquet. Large summer hybrids are showy; the Byzantine gladiolus looks more natural and the scented Abyssinian gladiolus is much airier. Choose more than a colour: hardiness and flower shape determine how much attention your plant needs after summer.
Read moreGlass Gem: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Each cob has its own mosaic of glossy, coloured kernels: this maize is mainly a dry grain and popcorn selection. Choose Glass Gem for surprising cob colours and a harvest lasting beyond summer. It does not replace sweetcorn.
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