With the arrival of spring flowers and louder and more varied birdsong, it’s beginning to feel like spring! After a slower couple of months in the garden, the lighter evenings allow more time to get jobs done and it’s the ideal time to start sowing and planting for flowers and food through the summer months. Although typically in Scotland we…
Guest post by Kevin Jameson Hi. I’m Kevin Jameson, an allotment gardener for nearly 30 years together with my lovely wife Angela. I’ve been interested in gardening all my life thanks to my Mum. She’s 90 and is still as keen as ever. Once you have the bug it seldom leaves you. We try to garden in a sustainable way…
Guest post by Kevin Jameson Hi. I’m Kevin Jameson, an allotment gardener for nearly 30 years together with my lovely wife Angela. I’ve been interested in gardening all my life thanks to my Mum. She’s 90 and is still as keen as ever. Once you have the bug it seldom leaves you. We try to garden in a sustainable way…
Guest post by Erin aka @hortihunny Tis the season! I absolutely LOVE December. The twinkly lights, Michael Bublé and cherished times with our nearest and dearest are some of the highlights. But my favorite thing is the crafting in the run up to Christmas! Home made mince pies, fresh green wreaths and preparing Christmas gifts makes me happy and I try…
Guest post by Kevin Jameson Hi. I’m Kevin Jameson, an allotment gardener for nearly 30 years together with my lovely wife Angela. I’ve been interested in gardening all my life thanks to my Mum. She’s 90 and is still as keen as ever. Once you have the bug it seldom leaves you. We try to garden in a sustainable way…
Guest post by Andy Peasgood (@andypeasgood) I was skeptical for many years about house plants and even though I am a confident gardener, the idea of a house plant intimidated me. This last year we had heavy frosts that went well into late spring and all the Verbena bonariensis in the garden died. They had a good mulch for winter…
Guest post by Kevin Jameson Hi. I’m Kevin Jameson, an allotment gardener for nearly 30 years together with my lovely wife Angela. I’ve been interested in gardening all my life thanks to my Mum. She’s 90 and is still as keen as ever. Once you have the bug it seldom leaves you. We try to garden in a sustainable way…
Guest post by Andy Peasgood (@andypeasgood) Over the last few decades gardening in the United Kingdom has followed ‘fashions’ and ‘trends’ with Horticultural Shows, such as the RHS shows, playing a dominant role in bringing these ‘fashions’ and ‘trends’ to the public eye. Show gardens featuring ‘the plant of the season’ quickly flood our TV screens and media. Soon enough…
Guest post by Erin aka @hortihunny Autumn is a lovely season, don’t forget to pause and enjoy it’s best offerings! Have a go at drying foliage, pressing your favourite leaves or making an autumn wreath. I love to have a project to focus on when the evenings are long and dark, even better when you can make pretty decorations for…
Guest post by Kevin Jameson Hi. I’m Kevin Jameson, an allotment gardener for nearly 30 years together with my lovely wife Angela. I’ve been interested in gardening all my life thanks to my Mum. She’s 90 and is still as keen as ever. Once you have the bug it seldom leaves you. We try to garden in a sustainable way…
East Fenton Composting Site
North Berwick
EH39 5AH
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday
March to October 7:30am – 5pm
November to February 7:30am – 4pm
Part of Forth Resource Management Ltd
Company No. SC229855
