Un trimestriel independant pour cultiver un potager vivant, proteger vos cultures et cohabiter avec les petits fouisseurs sans produits chimiques. Dossiers techniques, plans de bricolage et retours de jardiniers amateurs.
From the editorial desk
Building a mole-proof fence from recycled mesh takes one weekend and a steady hand. The trench depth matters more than the mesh height.
Crown imperial and caper spurge planted along the border do more than look good. They keep tunnels away from the carrot rows.
Raised beds on a clay plot change the game. The moles still pass through, but the roots stay out of reach.
Read the full build guide and the plant list in our latest issue. Both pieces include field notes from three test gardens.
Three ways to follow the magazine
Each quarterly issue as a readable PDF, plus access to the back catalogue of past numbers. You get the same dossiers, plans and plant lists without waiting for the post. A good fit if you read on a tablet or keep notes on your phone.
Request the digital formatThe paper copy, posted to your door before the season starts. It includes the fold-out plan for the featured build, whether that is a raised bed frame or a root barrier. Ideal for the shed bench or the kitchen table.
Order the print issueThe printed magazine plus the digital archive and a short seasonal note between issues. The note covers what to plant, what to watch for in the soil and which non-lethal trap to check first. Useful for gardeners who want the full picture.
Compare the optionsSend a year of practical gardening to someone who spends more time outside than in. The gift includes the print edition and the digital archive, with a short handwritten note on the first issue. A straightforward present for a neighbour or a relative.
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