Stephanie's Garden Blog

Organic gardening - in the Harrod Horticultural Kitchen Garden at least - doesn't just mean that chemical-based pest sprays, weedkillers and fertilisers are banned from the potting shed. It's about protecting the environment in general, and that's why you'll find water butts scattered around the garden.

With Christmas over, and the annual trawl through the seed catalogues almost complete, the thoughts of most gardeners turn to sowing and growing once again - and that means peat free seed compost.

If you're familiar with the Harrod Horticultural Kitchen Garden, you'll be well aware that I produce an update of just what Sharon and I have been sowing, growing harvesting and composting in the garden each month.

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Our Autumn catalogue is almost ready...

The second Harrod Horticultural Press Day was a resounding success with a mix of garden writers, magazine editors and journalists enjoying the spectacular surroundings of the recently refurbished Folly and Kitchen Garden. Martin Fiddes reports...

The great British weather has intervened and the heavy rainfall is here in East Anglia...

Arguably the busiest week in the Harrod Horticultural Calendar is rounded off when the latest set of informative website video clips are shot in the stunning grounds of the Kitchen Garden...

Garden writers and journalists will be punching the Norfolk postcode of Harrod Horticultural's Kitchen Garden into their sat-navs on Wednesday as the second Press Day takes place...