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Grow Your Own – Onions

Grow Your Own, Spring, UncategorizedBy The Owl Lane TeamMarch 2, 2026

Grow Your Own – Onions and Shallots If you’re thinking about growing your own vegetables this year, now is the perfect time to plant onions and shallots.  In the Wakefield and Ossett area, planting can take place from now right through until Easter, giving you the promise of a delicious home-grown harvest in summer. Choose…

One of the largest selections of ‘nursery fresh’ plants in the north

Plants for every garden, SpringBy The Owl Lane TeamMay 19, 2025

One of the largest selections of ‘nursery fresh’ plants in the north Here at Owl Lane we grow our own plants, in our own greenhouses, on our own nursery. We grow thousands of them, in every colour you can imagine. Plants for baskets and troughs Trailing plants Scented plants Climbing plants Plants for pollinators Plants…

Onions, Garlic and that Shallot!

Grow Your Own, Plants for every garden, SpringBy The Owl Lane TeamFebruary 12, 2025

Onions, Garlic and that Shallot! They are in stock now! Our new season onion sets have just arrived, perfect to be grown as ‘crops in pots’, the veg garden or allotment. Onion sets planted in February are ready to harvest as full sized, homegrown onions in late summer. We also have a selection of Garlic,…

It’s time to get growing!

Grow Your Own, Plants for every garden, SpringBy The Owl Lane TeamFebruary 12, 2025

It’s time to get growing! Have you ever grown your own chips, crisps, mash or roasties? Potatoes are easy to grow, and are a great way of engaging children in learning where their food comes from. If you are new to potato growing, Nick has written this easy to follow guide…

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