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We have a guest blog series at Caledonian Horticulture talking about what we grow in our garden in Scotland, UK which if UK had zones it would be in Zone 8b.
In this series of blogs we detail all the soft fruits, fruit & nut trees, herbs, edible flowers & veggies that we are growing in our Food Forest, Mini linear Food Forest, Raised Beds and Kitchen Courtyard Garden. Through this series, you’ll discover practical tips on how to sow, grow, divide, prune and care for a variety of plants, while looking at sustainable and environmentally friendly gardening practices.
You can find the full list of the ongoing series
All About Series: Perpetual Spinach
Read the full blog post All About Perpetual Spinach at Caledonian Horticulture covering practical tips on how to sow, grow, divide, prune and care.
We grow perpetual spinach both indoors and in our Kitchen Courtyard garden, ensuring a steady supply of fresh greens throughout the year. Its adaptability makes it perfectly suited to containers, raised beds and even bright indoor spaces where it continues to produce reliable harvests.
Indoors, it provides an easy, cut-and-come-again crop close to the kitchen, while in the courtyard it thrives in sheltered conditions, producing lush, leafy growth across multiple seasons. Its tolerance of varying temperatures and resistance to bolting make it far more dependable than traditional annual spinach and will continue for years to come.
Caring for perpetual spinach is straightforward. Regular harvesting encourages continuous new leaves, and occasional feeding keeps plants vigorous and productive. Whether growing under cover or outside in the courtyard, it has become one of our most consistent and low-maintenance leafy staples.
Read the full blog post All About Perpetual Spinach at Caledonian Horticulture covering practical tips on how to sow, grow, divide, prune and care.
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Katrina & Clayton and family live in East Ayrshire and share their daily life in the garden on instagram. They practice permaculture principles in the garden, reducing & repurposing waste whenever they can. Katrina shows how home educating in nature has helped Clayton thrive.
Clayton Completed The 2 Grow and Learn Courses with the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society. He is Autistic, Non Verbal & has been Home Educated since 2018. Katrina & Peter hold their PDC & PDC PRO Permaculture Design Course from Oregon State University.
They featured on BBC Beechgrove Gardens Ep23 2022 and returned in 2023 for an update, Katrina & Clayton are also columnists for ScotlandGrows Magazine, Guest Blog for Caledonian Horticulture as well as working with Gardeners’ World Magazine and many other brands.
They are also Author of the new Children’s Book Series: Clayton’s Garden Journey: Stories of Autism and Gardening. Topics on Growing, Harvesting, Sowing & Composting and 108 Page Weather and Seasons Weekly Gardening Record Book available on Amazon and Kindle.
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