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NewJanuaryIn The Fruit Garden This January
Pruning
- Apple and Pear Trees: January is a great time to prune apple and pear trees (while they’re dormant). Remove dead or diseased wood, as well as any crossing or overcrowded branches to improve air circulation. Always make clean cuts and aim to maintain a balanced, open shape.
- Soft Fruit Bushes: Prune blackberries, raspberries, and gooseberries
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NewJanuaryIn The Greenhouse This January
Watering Care Watering: During winter, plants in the greenhouse need less water. However, it’s important to check soil moisture levels
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NewJanuaryIn The Flower Garden This January
Protect Plants from Frost Cover tender plants: If you have any frost-sensitive plants, cover them with horticultural fleece, cloches, or
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NewJanuaryIn The Vegetable Garden This January
Winter Veggies to Harvest Brassicas (like kale, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, and broccoli) are still growing and can be harvested during
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NewJanuaryOther Jobs Around The Garden This January
Wildlife Care Feed the Birds: Winter can be tough for garden birds, so make sure to provide food, water, and
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NewJanuaryLooking After Your Lawn This January
Avoid Walking on Frosty Grass Protect the Grass: When the grass is covered in frost, it becomes very brittle. Walking
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