How to Build a Hot Bed for Winter Growing
Discover how a traditional hot bed uses the natural heat from decomposing manure and straw to keep winter crops growing and give early spring sowings a useful head start.
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Discover how a traditional hot bed uses the natural heat from decomposing manure and straw to keep winter crops growing and give early spring sowings a useful head start.
Every autumn, the garden suddenly produces far more leaves than seems reasonable. A few are lovely under hedges or left in quiet corners for wildlife, but once the lawn, paths and patio disappear under them, you need somewhere for the excess to go. Rather than stuffing them into garden-waste bags every week, you can turn…
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