Organic Garden & Home Magazine

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• Create a midsummer garden
• GO BACK TO BASICS AND MAKE YOUR OWN GARDEN FEEDS

• How to: brew tea from your garden, grow raspberries and blackcurrants, make the most of broad beans, garden on a budget...

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Editor's Welcome

It is with some sadness that I am writing this editorial, as it will be the last one for Organic Garden and Home in its current guise.
This will be the last issue of the magazine as a standalone title; from next month OGH will become part of our sister title Kitchen Garden, which I hope that you will enjoy as much as you have this magazine.

• Visit Kitchen Garden magazine website >>

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This month... June

Cloudless days in June; this is one of my favourite months when everything retains its spring-like freshness, the days are long and gardens are still verdant before the (hopefully) full heat of the summer kicks in.
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All you need to know about... Raspberries

This month Joyce Russell turns her attention to the soft fruit bed giving some practical advice on growing raspberries and blackcurrants

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Organic News

Richard Briers digs up Gordon Brown’s runway

Thirty years after The Good Life ended, actor Richard Briers has dusted off his spade and started digging up the land earmarked by Gordon Brown for the construction of a new runway at Heathrow airport. Richard is digging an allotment on land in the Sipson village area bought earlier this year by Greenpeace from under the noses of ministers and BAA.

Will pollinator research acknowledge agrochemical poisoning?

Investigation of honeybee die-off, about which I wrote on page six of last month’s edition, has been given a new impetus in that the Government’s bee-health research programme has since received a fivefold boost, writes John Greenwa
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