Gardening Calendar first week in May 2023
Gardening Calendar for the First Week of May 2023 As the weather start to slowly warm up we are still waking up to light morning frosts, so it still early to start to sow...
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Gardening Calendar for the First Week of May 2023 As the weather start to slowly warm up we are still waking up to light morning frosts, so it still early to start to sow...
Here is a gardening calendar for this week in April in the UK: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday:
Day 1: March 27th, 2023 Day 2: March 28th, 2023 Day 3: March 29th, 2023 Day 4: March 30th, 2023 Day 5: March 31st, 2023 The last week of March 2023 is a suitable...
Early winter tasks and projects for your garden Spring and summer colour often starts with the preparation of your garden in the autumn and early winter. It’s a great time to look back over...
Plant out spring cabbages There are many different types of cabbages, varying in many different shapes, sizes and colours. All ready for harvesting at different times of the year. You can use them raw...
Although it took some time the cold has definitely set in now and as beautiful as a nice, frosty morning is it can be treacherous for your garden and the plants you’ve worked so...
As we get into the Autumn months, this is a good time to go through your flower borders, particularly your perennial flower borders, and divide any plants that need dividing, As a guide, perennial...
Central to your gardening tasks at this time of year means keeping an eye out for pests and diseases that can destroy all your hard work in your garden earlier in the yearIn the...
Summer hanging baskets and containers outsideWhether planted for summer or winter interest, hanging baskets and containers provide valuable colour at eye level. Choose vibrant bedding plants for a short-term show or herbs, shrubs and...
Lawns Now is a good time to feed your lawn, rather than using a high nitrate lawn feed which will cause a flush of growth and add a lot of nitrates to ground water...