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Garden tools every polytunnel gardener should own

If you've recently purchased a polytunnel or you're in the market for one, you'll want to know what garden tools you need to get the most out of it...

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Sweet Potato Growing Guide

Looking for the next best thing to grow in your outdoor space? Sweet potatoes may just be the crop for you...

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Loofah Growing Guide

If you're on the lookout for your next garden project, look no further than the loofah. Part of the cucumber family, this zesty green fruit is tasty to eat but is probably more well-known for its cleaning capabilities...
 

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Price freeze - No inflation

Here at Premier Polytunnels we know that the price of products is important to our customers. It’s also important that the products you buy from us are of the highest quality, with many customers telling us that they need a strong polytunnel as it’s very windy where they live...

 

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How to grow peas

Want to say goodbye to frozen peas? Growing your own peas is surprisingly low maintenance so they're perfect to plant with children of all ages...

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Protecting your chickens from bird flu

Chickens are wonderful animals to house in your outdoor space. They supply you with fresh eggs, provide great fertiliser for your garden, and are often fun, friendly pets to have around...

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Growing Guide – Broad Beans

Vicia Faba, or broad beans as it's more commonly known, is a flowering plant that is part of the pea and bean family Fabaceae...

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Natural Swimming Pool and Polytunnel

In summer 2020, a Premier Polytunnels customer began work on a very exciting project.

Mr Clitheroe began the process of installing a natural swimming pool at his property, with the pool being covered by a large polytunnel.
 
A natural pool works with nature to provide hygienic water for swimming. Plants and animals condition the water so there’s no need for chemical disinfectants, such as chlorine, or other pesticides.

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How to grow a spring cabbage

Spring cabbage is one of the more versatile varieties due to its sweet and tender flavour that goes well in many dishes. This cabbage is a member of genus Brassica, as all cabbages are, and is indigenous to both Southern and Western Europe.

It’s often referred to as spring greens due to its leafiness, and there are plenty of great recipes to follow using freshly picked spring cabbage. There’s also a huge array of health benefits when you incorporate this cabbage into your diet, including:
 

  1. Lots of nutrients
  2. Keeping inflammation in check
  3. Helping with digestion
  4. Improving heart health
  5. Helping to lower cholesterol and blood pressure
You could soon be reaping the health benefits of these leafy greens in your own garden by following a few simple steps. Just read on to find out how easy growing your own spring cabbage is.

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How to grow French beans

French beans are a varied and versatile legume also known as haricots verts. They are a thinner and shorter type of green bean, with their earthier flavour making them a scrumptious side for any dish. Whether you want to start growing dwarf or climbing French beans, it’s relatively straightforward and they’re a great crop for beginners.

They feature in many recipes and, with the right conditions and tools, you could have a successful harvest.

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