Amateur Gardening

Editorial

“I think the biggest challenge for amateur gardeners this year is not, page 55), and I share those concerns. This year, we aim to go on our own peat-free journey via Ruth’s weekly pages. We will be choosing two products that Ruth will use throughout the year, and she will report on her progress, which I hope will be helpful to those still struggling with the change. To find out more, see pages 4 and 5.”

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