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NewJanuaryLooking After Your Lawn This January
Use a light rake or brush to keep the lawn free of leaves and debris, fallen leaves will trap moisture and encourage disease and warm activity.
Aerate consolidated areas of the lawn with a fork, this will relieve compaction, improve drainage and allow more air into the root system, leading to a healthier lawn.
Only mow the lawn if necessary and condition are suitable, do not mow if heavy frosts are expected or is the ground is very wet. Above 5
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JanuaryOther Jobs Around The Garden And Home This January
Remove any lurking weeds, roots and all from your beds and borders. Shred your Christmas tree and add it to
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JanuaryIn The Fruit Garden This January
Prune your currant plants and gooseberries now to maintain a productive framework of healthy branches. Force rhubarb plants by placing
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JanuaryIn The Vegetable Garden This January
Keep harvesting your parsnips and leeks as you need them. Protect potato grow bags with frost protection fleece on cold
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JanuaryIn The Flower Garden This January
Prune rose bushes this month while they are still dormant. Cut back branches back to just above the bud, making
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JanuaryAround Your Garden And Lawn Throughout December
Spike lawns with a garden fork to improve drainage and aeration. Wash and clean bird feeders and bird tables. Clean
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