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Get growing garlic
Another month and another star vegetable to grow yourself - garlic!
Celebrate Bord Bia’s #NationalPotatoDay tomorrow
Bord Bia’s National Potato Day 2020 will take place tomorrow, Friday October 1. The annual celebration honours one of Ireland’s favourite foods, the delicious and versatile potato.
Autumn season marks the start of onion sowing in the garden
Now that we are officially in autumn season we can start sowing onion.
Autumn season marks the start of onion sowing in the garden
Now that we are officially in autumn season we can start sowing onion.
Gardenwise | Dahlias – stars of The Late Late Show
I always wish at this time of year that I grew more dahlias. Older gardens have the most glorious clumps of them, often supported by canes and string, and in such large groups that you can tell they’ve been growing happily there for decades. They just don’t behave so well for me – my soil’s very lean and the slugs are voracious – so unless I buy new each season or grow them from tubers, I have to admire them from afar.
Crispy blueberry bars are the perfect school lunchbox treat
When it comes to lunch box goodies, we know it can be hard getting the perfect balance for your little ones.
Noted beneficial health properties of Maca at Au Naturel
Maca, sometimes referred to as ‘Peruvian Ginseng’, is a root vegetable native to Peru. Very much like a radish, in Peru it is known as the ‘fountain of youth’ as it has a long traditional use for energy, stamina and fertility.
Gardenwise | Climbing stars – let late summer clematis take a leading role
They must be one of the most impressive climbing plants, with glorious blooms in a beautiful range of shades, but there’s no denying clematis can be tricky. Winter and spring types can mostly take care of themselves, but summer flowering clematis fall into several different categories, all needing pruning, and if you prune at the wrong time of year, you could lose a year’s flowers. It’s this kind of calendar-watching that puts lots of people off gardening, so my rule of thumb is always to keep it simple and choose things that don’t need to be mollycoddled.
Gardaí sieze more than €11,000 worth of suspected cannabis herb
Gardaí in Galway seized more than €11,000 worth of suspected cannabis herb at a house in the Murrough area of the city on Friday evening.
Eton mess cupcakes
These Eton mess cupcakes are an ideal summer treat and perfect for little bakers in the making, plus they could not be more fun to decorate. If you love Eton mess dessert, then this cupcakes recipe, courtesty of Siúcra, is for you.