Sixty-Four Crops On Thirty Acres Of No-Dig Beds
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How The Garden Is Grown
Compost, Not Fertiliser
Our own herd’s compost, laid on the beds each autumn.
A Four-Year Rotation
Roots, leaves, legumes and a resting green manure.
Pollinators Welcome
Wildflower margins and forty hives along the beds.
Picked To Order
Picked the morning your box or order is packed.
What Grows In The Garden
- AsparagusApr - Jun
- SpinachMar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct
- Garden PeasMay - Jul
- BroccoliJun - Oct
- Heirloom TomatoesJul - Sep
- Romano PeppersJul - Oct
- ZucchiniJun - Sep
- Purple ArtichokesMay, Jun, Sep, Oct
- Rainbow CarrotsJun - Nov
- BeetrootJun - Oct
- New PotatoesJun - Nov
- Red OnionsJul - Oct
- Sugar PumpkinsSep - Nov
- Butternut SquashSep - Dec
- Curly KaleJan, Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov, Dec
- Savoy CabbageJan, Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov, Dec
- LeeksJan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec
- ParsnipsJan, Feb, Nov, Dec
Questions About The Garden
Yes. Every field, the orchard and the herd have been certified organic since 1996; nothing is sprayed and no artificial fertiliser is used.
No-dig beds, green manures, a four-year rotation and compost from our own herd: the soil's organic matter has doubled since we began measuring.
On the river pasture from April to November, and on our own hay in winter. The herd is grass-fed and never given growth hormones.