
If you are interested in growing your own food , then this is the podcast for you. Each week Join Richard Suggett as he shares his experience of growing food in his allotment and back garden.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 304 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHome & GardenHobbies | |||

This Easter weekend has been a rare treat. Four full days in the garden, decent weather, and plenty of progress across both the allotment and the kitchen garden. In this week’s episode, I share what’s been happening on the plot, the projects complete... more
This Week in the Kitchen Garden
Richard opens this week’s episode by describing that classic early‑spring rush — the moment when the light improves, the soil warms and suddenly everything seems to need doing at once. As he puts it, “everything at th... more
Spring has finally arrived on the south coast, and with it comes that unmistakable lift in energy across the allotment and kitchen garden. This week’s episode was packed with sunshine, soil, potatoes, pots, and even a first look inside the beehive fo... more
Spring is finally starting to show itself in Richard’s garden this week, with early sowings going into the ground, the greenhouse warming up, and both the allotment and kitchen garden shaking off winter. From experimenting with early carrots to juggl... more
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Thanks for a great podcast Richard. Been listening for a couple of years now and always enjoy your content.
Really enjoyable podcast. Thank you.
Always a great listen- I really look forward to these weekly podcasts! Easy to follow advice and thought provoking about my own ‘grow your own’ garden!
Really interesting podcast with lots of great advice.
Really glad I have stumbled upon this podcast. Full of useful insights and great content. I love hearing what has worked and the things that haven’t. Give me so much inspiration to get out and do more gardening! Thanks for all your hard work.
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A hands-on, self-started guide to growing food at home, with a strong emphasis on seasonality, practical techniques, and hands-on experimentation in allotments and kitchen gardens. Episodes routinely cover soil preparation, seed sowing, crop rotation, pest and wildlife management, beekeeping interests, and creative growing methods like straw bale gardening, cloche use, and espaliered fruit. Listeners get actionable, project-based advice, occasional guest insights, and community-focused storytelling that blends everyday gardening tasks with broader conversations about sustainability, small-scale farming, and connecting with fellow growers. The format tends to be practical, instructional, and relaxed, often incorporating listener questions, b... more
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