To help you get the most out of your veg growing season, we've put together a handy veg growing calendar for UK gardeners, plus some growing advice. After the specified germination time, you will start to see your plant-babies peeking through the surface of the soil! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. The illustration and information pages are printed with eco-inks in an ecological printer in Nuremberg.

Do you ever feel like the smallest radish in the world, when you think about climate change, the decline in biodiversity and the dry, grey concrete desert right outside your door? The Synodic Cycle is the simplest form of moon planting as it divides the Luna cycle into four phases. It includes 12 cards made of seed paper at the back of the calendar - ready for you to get gardening straight away! We are back in action come Christmas 2022 so if you find yourself in Germany this Winter, grab yourself a Glühwein or hot chocolate, and come and say hello! Whether you’re a first-time gardener or a green-fingered maestro, our Plantable Calendar is for everyone.Take advice about where to site it – ideally on a north/south orientation so both sides of the polytunnel get equal amounts of sunlight – but if you have a strong prevailing wind, that will also need to be taken into account. Make sure you choose a netting with a mesh size that is small enough to stop birds from getting through but large enough to let through any pollinators. The best place is at the kitchen table armed with a pencil, calendar and our guide on when to grow vegetables. Be inspired to learn and grow an abundance in your garden this year and work with the nature around you.

The Plantura Plantable Calendar contains all public holidays, key gardening dates and handy tips on which plants can be sown or harvested each month. The individual plantable sheets of seed paper feature hand-drawn illustrations of the plant, herb or vegetable, making them great gifts or greeting cards. November marks the start of the winter season and is a great time to start planning for next year's veg plot. If you are not sure how to plant something, or what variety to choose Garden Focused goes into detail for every vegetable, giving you expert advice in clear simple terms.Carrots are pretty resilient when it comes to stretches of minimal rain, but they still need some looking after. Thinning out the seeds will help your crop flourish, and the pak choi removed can be added to salads to avoid waste. The guide is good for most of England, but if you live in the north or Scotland, you might need to adjust the timings by a couple of weeks. On principle, we strive to adhere to regional and sustainable means of production for all our items.

Our downloadable vegetable calendar lets you keep on track with the best months of the year to sow your veg. It’s an aesthetic and culinary feast featuring a range of cracking varieties that are amongst our favourites. September hails Autumn and brings further harvest and jobs round the garden are now about preparing for the Winter months. The Summer months arrive in June, long days and warm weather so this is one of the busiest times in the garden.Get your growable calendars for 2022 (they’re timeless so you can start whenever you want) at 15% discount with code LRR15 – valid until Dec 24.

They can be planted as early as February, but it is best to wait a little longer for the warmer months, such as March, April, and even May.

Asparagus plants can take a few years to mature, so it's important to choose a permanent location for them. The plantable sheets are at the back of the calendar and are easy to remove without losing any important birthdays or appointments in the process. The calendar is the fifth edition and has been created to inspire, encourage and teach you to sow, grow and harvest fresh produce straight from the garden.