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Guardian Professional,
21 Aug 2014:
We asked you to share photos of your allotments via GuardianWitness. From giant cabbages to Gladys the scarecrow, here are some of our favourites
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21 Aug 2014: Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 21 August 1945: The social value of the National Allotments Society’s work in alleviating urban distress, enlarging the town-dweller’s horizon, and promoting co-operative effort is undeniable
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Guardian Professional,
4 Aug 2014:
Tell us what’s growing in your plot. Share your pictures and help protect a vital local resource
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4 Aug 2014: Farm schemes help ensure your pig’s welfare, allow visits to feed them, and when the time comes, ensure a superior taste, says Joanne O’Connell
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23 Jul 2014: We'd like to find out what gardening means to you. Share your photos and tell us what you love about growing via GuardianWitness
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23 Jul 2014:
They said it could never happen. But with Glastonbury taking the lead, the natural, water-saving toilet system is gaining popularity
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19 Jul 2014:
Take a garden writer fresh out of ideas for cooking from her allotment, add a chef with a flair for veg, and what do you get? Perfect summer recipes
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12 Jul 2014:
Dr Farida Vis, Manchester: 'I don't grow food to save money, I just couldn't imagine my life without it'
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1 Jul 2014:
Clare Allan: Working my patch of soil brings me a lot more than just veg. The mental health benefits of gardening should be nurtured
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18 May 2014:
Terence Conran grows much of the food for Albion at his house in Hampshire. Ruth Rogers grows hers on the terrace of the River Cafe. Five chefs and their growers spill the beans on their kitchen gardens
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Guardian Professional, 14 May 2014:
New guidelines support the efforts of community gardeners who encourage consumers to demand 'parsnips with provenance'. Ben Reynolds writes
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13 May 2014:
TV producers are trying to cram gardening into a cake-shaped hole left by the Great British Bakeoff, writes former GBBO contestant Lucy Bellamy
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16 Apr 2014: The most talented allotmenteers in the country' compete to grow the firmest radishes and sweetest cut flowers. But what is so great about uniformity, asks Sam Wollaston
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15 Apr 2014:
Stuart Heritage: Worm fanatics, improbably named judges and Fern Britton have united to tide us over until the next series of Bake Off – and teach us a little about growing fruit and veg along the way
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4 Apr 2014:
Lucy Chamberlain of Grow Your Own magazine explains how to get your seeds off to a strong start
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