Kitchen Garden

THE WINTER HARVEST

WINTER VEG

There are arguably more reasons than ever to carry on nurturing some lovingly home-grown goodies at this time of year with all the horrible things happening in the world. Know that there's actually rather a lot of produce which can be reliably – under cover, cloche or windowsill – overwinter grown. For money saving, for a wider array of fresh-as-you-like produce at your disposal, for the sheer pleasure and joy of germinating

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