The Growable Calendar 2024: seed calendar with 12 strips of seed paper, A5-Size, organic seeds, The Original from PRIMOZA!

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This is my broad bean hating calendar and it has reminded me to prune my apple tree because it is January. After you have removed and planted the sheets of seed paper, you have an information booklet with beautiful illustrations that will help you get to know your plants. This is one of our best selling Christmas gifts and contains 8 packets of interesting and exotic versions of ordinary vegetable seeds guaranteed to impress! They’re not the prettiest structures, so if you live within an AONB, conservation area or National Park, you will also need to consult the planners.

This makes it the perfect sustainable gift idea for everyone who cares about the environment as much as we do. February is the perfect time to finish off any winter veg and start sowing or planting some spring vegetables. This calendar contains easy-care seed varieties, which come with fun and interesting descriptions that will help you get to know your plants as you become more comfortable gardening. Many beans and peas, for example, will grow happily over an arch and so don’t need to take up space on the ground.You can then plan your growing space and your growing calendar to ensure a diverse and manageable harvest of veggies direct from your garden. Regular readers will know that I am not keen having electric wires trailing around the garden and that I am a big fan of solar lights etc. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive.

November marks the start of the winter season and is a great time to start planning for next year's veg plot. The makers tell me that the calendar was first launched in 2018 and it was the first on the market with plantable seed paper. Whether you're a novice or an experienced gardener, there's always something to learn when it comes to veg growing. Many climbing plants, such as squashes, also tend to be thugs, so this is a canny way to keep them from bullying the rest of the vegetable garden.The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. The days are getting longer, temperatures are rising, and this is when you'll see a real burst of growth in your garden.