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January is not just the first month of the year, it is also one of the coldest and wettest months. January make’s even the most dedicated gardeners think twice about starting seeds or bulbs outdoors. The harsh winter winds and wetter than wet weather, makes the soil harder to work with and even removing a warm glove to grip a tiny seed to sow in col...


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If you cannot think of anything else to grow in October, November or December, then make sure you grow Garlic.

It’s one of the easiest things to grow, a great place to start for beginners and there’s plenty of varieties to choose from, even if you’ve been growing it for a few years already.

This year I can see a few growers already on Inst...


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October is Pumpkin Harvest month especially if you want to get carving for Halloween or making soups & pies!

Why should you Harvest Pumpkins in October? You’ll need to harvest Pumpkins & Squash before the first frost otherwise your prized vegetables may go mushy, and cannot be stored properly. If you are growing Pumpkins for Halloween on 31 October, you’...


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Columnar Apple Trees are the BEST for growing fruit in a small to medium size garden. They are fantastic options, if you can’t get a big apple tree into your garden and honestly you don’t need 1 big one, when you can have 3 small columnar ones instead!

This was our apple harvest this year from 2 apple trees in their 3rd year of growing! A whole basket full to the br...


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If you are looking for a different brand of edible leaf, (that’s more interesting than lettuce), try sowing Asian Greens this Autumn.

They are green, red, spicy, serrated, large to frilly to round leaves, with a taste ranging from mild to pungent. These cool weather loving leafy greens are common in Asian Cuisine.

You may of heard of Pak Choi, but have you...


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