Keeping yourself busy This month brings us the longest day of the year and we cannot wait. Longest day of the year can only mean one thing, longest day in the garden. We hope by now things are coming along nicely in your garden, flowers have blossomed, crops have been...
It’s time to get the grill on for a low and slow cook. We’re taking on one of the top tier dishes… Beef Ribs. It’s ability to bark with it’s fall off the bone tenderness makes a firm favourite for Pitmasters. If you’re a beginner this is going to be perfect for you...
Your Weekend Sorted Check out two of our favourite Traeger recipes that you can try out and impress this weekend. It is going to be a scorcher and far too hot to be eating indoors. We've been racking up the hours on the grill recently and its not a surprise when you...
It’s still BBQ weather and we should be making the most of the sun and our gardens. For some of us, outdoor cooking is a way of life and we do it all year round whatever the weather. We wanted to give you a little insight on how easy it is and the quality in taste is...
A happy Garden = A happy Gardener "May is such a busy time for gardeners we should really take advantage of the amount of time some of us are spending at home. In these strange times one thing remains constant, our gardens still need looking after"Â - Angela...
With it being National gardening Week on the 27th Of April we want to bring you some helpful hints to get you out in the garden if you are not doing so already. If you are fortunate enough to have a garden then you have no excuse to be bored. There are always jobs...
We’re well into lockdown and things are still feeling as weird as ever. Regardless of how you normally live your life, one thing we do have in common is that we are all at home for the foreseeable future. We’ve been very lucky that the weather has been on our side so...
Now the ground is beginning to warm up and the night are getting warmer too, it’s the perfect time to think about planting your tomatoes outside. There really is nothing better than a constant supply of tomatoes throughout the summer, ideal for salads, cooking and...
Step 1 - Removing weeds Firstly check over your lawn and remove any perennial weeds such as daisies and dandelions by digging out with hand fork. Be sure to get the whole root out. Step 2 - Aeration Aerate consolidated areas of the lawn with a fork or with a spiking...
So Easter is a little weird this year right? We have definitely been getting used to this strange period and coming to terms with the fact that Easter and the start of the gardening season will not be something any of us are very used to at all. While we all cope with...
If you haven't already you need to check out our exclusive range of fire bowls and pits. Made exclusively for Chessington Garden Centre they really are a must have for your garden this year, bringing a simple design that will easily be a solid focual point for your...
Get Out in the Garden While many of us are isolating and remaining in our homes, Doug says now is the perfect time to start that project you've been putting off. We may aswell make the best of a bad situation. April is a lovely time to get everything tidy and neat, we...
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The Kamado is a thick-walled cooker that imparts rich, smoky flavour to meats, fish & vegetables.
Spring has arrived and the temperature is slowly creeping upwards
