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december

December To Do

At the start of winter, the garden may appear dormant, but there are still tasks to be done. Here are some important activities for December: ? Harvest winter vegetables like Brussels sprouts, parsnips, and other hardy crops that have been…
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november

November To Do

As winter approaches, there are still tasks to be done in the garden. Here are some important activities for November: ? Begin the winter pruning of fruit trees to maintain their shape, remove dead or diseased branches, and promote healthy…
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october

October To Do

As autumn settles in, the garden undergoes a transformation. Here are some essential tasks to carry out in October: ? Refill bird feeders regularly to provide nourishment for our feathered friends. As natural food sources become scarcer, your bird feeders…
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sept

September To Do

As summer transitions into autumn, the garden still offers a wealth of opportunities. Here are some important tasks to carry out in September: ? Once the tassels on your sweet corn have turned brown, it's time to check whether the…
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august

August To Do

As summer reaches its peak, the garden is filled with an abundance of flavours and colours. Here are some tasks to keep your garden thriving in August: ? Harvest garlic bulbs that have matured and dried adequately. Once the foliage…
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July

July To Do

The sun shines bright, and the garden is abundant with nature's gifts. Here are some essential tasks to carry out in July: ? Harvest the garlic bulbs you planted last year. When the foliage turns brown and starts to dry,…
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june

June To Do

The garden is thriving, and summer is in full swing. Here are some tasks to keep your garden abundant and flourishing: ? Direct sow carrots specifically for autumn and winter harvest. Choose varieties that are suitable for longer growing seasons…
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May

May To Do

The garden is flourishing, and the warmer weather beckons us outside. Let's embrace the abundance of May and tend to our growing spaces: ? Harvest asparagus spears when they reach around 6-8 inches in height. Cut them just below the…
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april

April To Do

As spring blooms around us, the garden beckons us to delve deeper into its enchantment. Here are some additional tasks to keep you busy in April: ? Continue planting potatoes, ensuring they are placed in well-prepared soil with adequate spacing.…
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march

March to Do

Spring has arrived, and the garden is awakening with new life. Let's dive into the tasks for this exciting month: ? Prune gooseberries and red and white currants. Begin by removing deadwood, then spur prune all side shoots back to…
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february

February To Do

Love is in the air, and so is the anticipation of spring gardening. Let's get our hands dirty: ? Plant seed potatoes by placing them eye-end up in trays or egg boxes in a well-lit, cool, and frost-free location. This…
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kids

Creating an Engaging and Educational Children’s Veg Plot

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Introduction Welcome to our comprehensive guide on designing and creating a captivating children's veg plot! At [our company name], we understand the importance of fostering a love for gardening and nature in young minds. This article aims to provide you…
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The Grower’s Enemy – Slimy Slugs

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The Control of Slugs in UK Gardens: Organic and Non-Organic Methods, Pros and Cons Slugs can be a persistent nuisance in UK gardens, wreaking havoc on plants and frustrating gardeners. Whether you prefer an organic approach or are open to…
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january

January To Do

Happy New Year, fellow gardeners! It's time to kickstart another fruitful growing season. Here's what you can do in the month of January: ? Start planning your garden layout for the year. Consider crop rotation, companion planting, and the space…
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veg

Gardening for Beginners: Different Methods to Grow Your Own Food

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Would you prefer to listen to a short podcast discussion about this article? Click on the audio below. Gardening, and growing your own food is a great way to save money and eat healthy. Allotments are now diverse places with…
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