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July 29, 2023
"...it would be a terrible shame to throw the baby out with the bathwater, and there is certainly a future of some sort for one of the most innovative local hospitality additions to Cork in quite some time..."
September 21, 2022
Last month’s inaugural event, featuring Keralan, Palestinian and Italian treats, was inspired by a proud domestic culinary tradition
September 21, 2022
Last month’s inaugural event, featuring Keralan, Palestinian and Italian treats, was inspired by a proud domestic culinary traditionCounty Cork has always enjoyed a reputation for serving the best food in Ireland. Buoyed by great local producers such as Ballycotton Seafood and the Jameson whiskey distillery, along with the city’s English market, its modern culinary scene
September 8, 2022
Give your seeds a running start with our pick of best peat-free, coir and perlite seed composts
August 11, 2021
FreshPlaza, portal for the fresh produce industry, offering the latest news, job advertisements, pricewatching, and photo reports
June 3, 2021
FreshPlaza, portal for the fresh produce industry, offering the latest news, job advertisements, pricewatching, and photo reports
March 17, 2021
Tribune News Service (TNS) It’s fun to see what all of the horticultural pundits write about after the plant trials run their course across the country. I can tell you that Medusa was, and still is, the talk of the town. I know you are already wondering “Medusa who, and does she have snakes coming out of her head?” The answer is NO, and she is Sweet Caroline Medusa Green ornamental sweet potato. Obviously The Garden Guy is one of these pundits, and the most shocking thing to me is that Pr...
March 5, 2021
On Gardening: Sweet Caroline Medusa Green taking the garden world by storm Sweet Caroline Medusa Green ornamental sweet potato makes its debut this spring with the most exotic texture and compact habit in the industry. (Chris Brown Photography) Norman Winter, Tribune News Service It’s fun to see what all of the horticultural pundits write about after the plant trials run their course across the country. I can tell you that Medusa was, and still is, the talk of the town. I know you are already...