Earth Cycle are proud to have supplied 16 tonnes of our Peat Free Topsoil Supreme to ITV's Love Your Garden with Alan Titchmarsh. In episode 3 of the 9th season of this inspirational gardening show, …
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We at Earth Cycle understand all too well the impact that excess plastic has on our environment. Packaging and the impact of single use plastic has become a problem that is by far on the top of our pl…
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We've teamed up with organic food delivery company Abel & Cole to offer you the chance to win two months (8 weeks) of medium mixed fruit and veg boxes, worth £159.60, plus two bulk bags of any of our…
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We often take care to keep ourselves protected and hydrated during the British Summer, but could we be wiser in watering our flowers, shrubs, fruit and vegetables? Here are some handy tips to think …
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Most supermarkets sell ready-potted herbs nowadays, but it is fun to grow your own. And a lot of herbs are easy to grow indoors too in pots. Herb growing top tips You just need a soil-based compost …
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Raised beds can be a great way to organise and control healthy plants and it's easier than you might think. Read our tips below to discover more. 1 Find a space with plenty of light The first thi…
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What is companion gardening? Something every gardener will hear at some point when planting a veggie patch is “but what about companion gardening?” This is not an exact science, but most vegetabl…
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Wine growing in the UK There are more than 430 vineyards in England and Wales, with the majority based here in the South East. The average vineyard covers 3.3 hectares and there are no less than 1,5…
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As part of this 14 day celebration of the beloved and versatile fruit, we bring you seven top tips and interesting facts for growing tomatoes either indoors or out. 7 tips for growing tomatoes …
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What is peat? Peat is basically partially-decomposed plant material that has been built up over thousands of years in wetland areas. It comprises of acid-loving plants mostly native to bogs such as …
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