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Reviewing Mark Diacono's New Book: Sour

19 November 2019 By Tash Ellens

Mark Diacono is an award-winning food writer, grower and photographer, well-known for founding the UK’s first climate change farm: Otter Farm . We had heard many good things about Mark’s new book ‘ sour/ the magical element that will transform your...More >

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The History Of Gardens

15 November 2019 By Victoria Burnell

Gardens Through Time Gardens have been a central part of life in Britain since the time of the Roman Empire, and their role in our lives has changed as society evolves. There has been distinct themes when it comes to gardens within each time period...More >

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Sustainable Eco-Gardening

01 November 2019 By Tash Ellens

Our friends at Arundel Castle are great ambassadors for gardening ecologically. They’ve helped us gather some of the best advice about how you can nurture your soil and protect your plants with a sustainable outlook. There is a lot more to...More >

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Tags: Growing advice, Sustainable Gardening, Arundel Castle

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Living Wreath Workshop

22 October 2019 By Kitty Yarrow

Alitex is thrilled to be hosting its first ever Living Wreath Workshop at Torberry Farm on Tuesday 19 November. Wreaths aren’t just for Christmas and these come with a particular twist on the festive classic. This workshop will focus on using...More >

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Tags: Living Wreath Workshop, Succulents, Christmas Wreath, How to Make a Wreath

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Autumn Recipes from the Garden

15 October 2019 By Victoria Burnell

It’s that time of year again when the days are drawing in and these cold, dark and often wet evenings call for one thing, a good comforting autumn meal with your family and friends. What’s more, the seasonal produce at this time of year make the...More >

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Tags: Autumn Recipes, Roasted squash, risotto

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Terracotta versus Plastic and Sustainable Garden Materials

09 October 2019 By Kitty Yarrow

There isn’t one right way for everything when it comes to choosing the type of pots you are going to use with your gardening. Both terracotta and plastic have their benefits and drawbacks. Below we have looked at the positives and the negatives for...More >

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Book Review: 'Tales and Recipes from the Kitchen Garden and Beyond'

03 October 2019 By Victoria Burnell

Since opening in July 2011 THE PIG has become one of the most sought after places to eat and stay. Now with six beautiful locations across the South of England, The PIG has achieved great success through the unique atmosphere and ethos that emanates...More >

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Utilising the Space in a Small Greenhouse

24 September 2019 By Victoria Burnell

If you are looking for a greenhouse but have concerns about limited space we have a number of structures suitable in our National Trust Collection . Measuring from 8x10 foot, you can choose from our Hidcote and Scotney greenhouses or contact us...More >

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Tags: Small greenhouses, Growing environment, Hidcote, Scotney

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Alitex Sponsors an Award at The Presentation of Kew Diplomas

17 September 2019 By Tash Ellens

Photo Credit: RBG Kew Since the early 2000s our relationship began with the world renowned Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew has continued to blossom. In 2012 our official partnership and endorsement was formed and Alitex began sponsoring the annual Kew...More >

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Tags: kew diploma, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Partnerships

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An Evening at Alitex with Alan Titchmarsh and Mary Berry

12 September 2019 By Victoria Burnell

On Thursday 5 September we were delighted to host over 200 guests at our show site, Torberry Farm, for our Annual Lecture with guest speakers Alan Titchmarsh and Mary Berry. This year we were lucky enough to have the national treasures, both proud...More >

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Tags: Mary Berry, Alan Titchmarsh, Annual Lecture

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