Guest post blog by Katrina & Clayton Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) is a resilient perennial herb known for its deep roots and role in organic gardening. In Scotland’s cool, damp climate, comfrey thrives in gardens, allotments and wild landscapes. Growing Comfrey in Scotland Comfrey is well suited to Scotland’s temperate climate, handling cold winters and damp conditions with ease. It grows…
Guest post blog by Katrina & Clayton Blackcurrants (Ribes nigrum) are an excellent fruit crop for Scotland, thriving in the cool, damp conditions and producing an abundance of nutritious berries. Their resilience, high vitamin C content, and usefulness in jams, juices, and desserts make them a popular choice for home gardeners. Growing Blackcurrants in Scotland Blackcurrants are highly suited to…
Guest post by Sarah Gerhardt It is easy to assume that having plenty of gorgeous flowers in our garden will make it a magnet for bees. Unfortunately, this is not necessarily the case. Many of the popular flowering plant choices in the garden including many delightful looking roses, stunning hydrangeas, large bloomed peonies and showy camellias offer very little food…
East Fenton Composting Site
North Berwick
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