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Your seasonal guide to the edible garden.

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In The Food Garden

Grow to Eat is your gateway to the world of edible gardening. This practical and inspirational lifestyle publication is your seasonal guide to everything edible in the garden, helping you to make growing and harvesting fresh food from your own home and garden part of your lifestyle. Three issues a year, cover a comprehensive food gardening plan for Autumn/Winter, Spring and Summer. It contains in-depth articles on growing seasonal vegetables, herbs and fruit with delicious tried and tested recipes, advice on soil health, companion planting and trendy food garden design. Our easy-to-do DIY projects and tips will make your food garden the best it can be.

Grow to eat Featured Articles

Rocket

Rocket is probably the easiest herb to grow from seed, and its peppery leaves offer just the right kind of…

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How to create a straw bale garden

Looking for an easy way to set up an instant raised bed garden and help your plants grow better at…

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3 Ways With Asparagus

Love asparagus? Here are 3 easy ways to use this versatile vegetable to create a great meal! Sheet pan dinner…

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Thai Red Curry With Pork

Thai food uses a balance of flavours to create the perfect combination of sweet, sour, salty and hot to tease…

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Summer Basket Of Goodies

Take a look at some useful goodies that can help you in your veggie garden over the summer season. Earthworm…

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Wooden Herb Stripper

If you love cooking but the tedious task of stripping the leaves off your home-grown herbs is a frustration, this…

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Tomato Troubleshooting Guide

There’s nothing quite like growing your own tomatoes but this can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. They can…

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Gifts And Decor From The Garden

There is so much a food garden can give you besides just something to eat. Here are some ideas for…

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Growing Granadillas

If you’re a fan of both sweet and sour flavours, you should be growing granadillas in your garden. Also known…

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