An autumn for all seasons
Darker nights and cooler temperatures can only mean one thing – summer is all but over and autumn is here, says John Stoa.
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Healthy eating: Turning over a new leaf in August
Forget New Year resolutions – August is a great time to turn over a new culinary leaf, says John Stoa
After the storm: The autumn harvest continues…
The autumn harvest is continuing in John Stoa’s garden.
Seasonal pickings: Preserving autumn crops
After a season of rich pickings, it’s time for John Stoa to preserve his autumn crops.
Summer has arrived in John Stoa’s garden!
The sun is shining and the flowers are in bloom which means summer has arrived in John Stoa's garden
Feeling fruity in the garden
Gardening is no longer just about growing a few basic fruit and vegetables.
The ‘heavenly’ combination of stewed rhubarb and custard!
Rhubarb was always popular in childhood days as most folk with a garden had a wee patch.
Time to harvest those summer fruits and veg
After months of summer sun, it’s finally time to harvest those summer fruits, says John Stoa
Fig-a-row or rows-of-figs?
How well suited is the Scottish climate for the growing of figs? John Stoa finds out.
Back down to earth in John’s garden
John Stoa gets his hands dirty with some soil improvements.