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Steve Digwell from Dursley, Gloucestershire, has sent us some pretty spectacular pictures of his new ‘Powered by Wonderpost’ allotment featuring all the luscious vegetables he’s grown.

As Steve’s a bit of a one man marketing machine we thought you’d like to know about his really interesting YouTube channel. Packed with information about his growing activities and other random stuff on Steve’s radar, it’s well worth a look – go to YouTube and search ‘Digwell Greenfingers’, you’ll be in for a real treat.

Check out Steve’s vid mentioning Wonderpost (about 2:20 to be exact) here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyEK5M2mqI0

Neville Stein plants Tomatoes on the Wonderpost allotment

Neville potting out peppers ready for eventual planting on the allotment.

Just in from his new job as a Wonderpost delivery driver, Neville Stein reviews the NEW Wonderpost Grow Bags:

It’s time to see if the Wonderpost soil improver has done its job and boosted the Beetroot…

Neville and the twins dig up the first Onions planted with Wonderpost Farm Fresh Compost.

Watch Neville’s superior forking skills as he delicately prises the jewel like onions from the Wonderpost enriched soil.

We’ll be posting the comparison results tomorrow – which onions are larger, more succulent, and generally more attractive. So, don’t forget to come back tomorrow…

www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/may/05/more-light-more-sun-may-brings-gardeners-the-promise-of-an-endless-summer-allan-jenkins

https://wonderpostallotment.co.uk/191-2/

Many thanks to Gillian from Grundisburgh for sending us this picture of Wonderpost Organic Banana Tomato Legs (the Yellow tray) growing in a mix of Wonderpost Farm Fresh Compost, and our Professional Potting Blend.

It’s great to see our customers growing their own food and helping reduce our enormous Carbon footprint, whilst being able to enjoy a delicious Tomato or two, or three, or four…

Thanks again Gillian