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  1. FEBRUARY GARDENING TIPS

    Regularly deadhead winter pansies and other winter and spring flowering bedding plants to keep them flowering for longer - giving them a liq...

  2. JANUARY GARDENING TIPS

    Recycle your Christmas tree – take it to your local recycling centre to be shredded into reusable mulch....

  3. DECEMBER GARDENING TIPS

    December is the ideal time to prune Japanese maples, silver birch and ornamental and fruiting grapevines. Pruning before Christmas prevents ...

  4. Swede

    Swedes are brassicas, and like other members of the family they need firm, non-acidic soil with reasonable drainage. Pick a sunny spot and d...

  5. Parsnips

    If you want to grow long, tapering parsnips, you’ll need deep, stone-free soil, well manured for a previous crop. Any reasonable soil in sun...

  6. Potatoes

    Potatoes can be grown in practically every soil kind of soil, and they’re perfect for helping to turn grassland or wasteland into a producti...

  7. Spring onions

    These are found in many oriental dishes, and need to grow in a sunny position in well-drained fertile soil. Dig the soil over to make a fine...

  8. Komatsuna

    These form large, productive, healthy plants with glossy leaves that can grow up to 30cm (12”) long and 18cm (7”) wide. Their flavour resemb...

  9. Mizuna greens

    Mizuna greens can be eaten cooked or raw after harvesting young, tender leaves. They’re adaptable and capable of tolerating high summer temp...

  10. Pak choi

    Prepare the soil in the usual way choosing a fertile and moist soil....

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