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Grow Your Own Magazine is thrilled to launch TV and radio green-fingered expert Pippa Greenwood’s exciting gardening service
Through her new series in GYO (see our November issue for the first installment, 'Prolific Planning'), which offers top tips for ensuring you get the best out of your plot, Pippa is introducing a unique grow-your-own vegetable package. The competitively priced scheme allows you to select the types you want to cultivate and is suitable for both complete newcomers and experienced gardeners wanting to achieve their best-ever crop. It includes first-grade, easy-to-grow plants, sourced from Pippa’s favourite UK nursery and delivered straight to your door. Participants will receive expert advice specific to their crops, emailed direct from Pippa on a weekly basis. The package is also available as a gift voucher and would make the perfect Christmas present! For details or to order, visit pippagreenwood.com.
Through her new series in GYO (see our November issue for the first installment, 'Prolific Planning'), which offers top tips for ensuring you get the best out of your plot, Pippa is introducing a unique grow-your-own vegetable package. The competitively priced scheme allows you to select the types you want to cultivate and is suitable for both complete newcomers and experienced gardeners wanting to achieve their best-ever crop. It includes first-grade, easy-to-grow plants, sourced from Pippa’s favourite UK nursery and delivered straight to your door. Participants will receive expert advice specific to their crops, emailed direct from Pippa on a weekly basis. The package is also available as a gift voucher and would make the perfect Christmas present! For details or to order, visit pippagreenwood.com.
- if you add up how many plants you get for each veg type you select you get 101 plants for £84. I'm sure they will be great plants (why would someone like PG sell you anything else?!) and some weekly advice from Pippa plus the opportunity to ask her questons has got to be a great starting point if you want to maximise your chances of producing a great crop. I'm going to give it a go!
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