It's the start of a new year and here is a list of gardening tasks that should be possible given fair weather for the month, together with news and seasonal tip.
Most of January 2019 saw exceptionally mild weather after but a few days of typically cold mid winter weather. This coupled with the cooler than normal autumn and start to the winter makes for some
I have delayed writing my News, Advice, Tips and Jobs for May until the last few days of April as dry spell comes to an end and we are being hit hard by lockdown while we all fight Covid-19
II will be adding to my News, Advice, Tips and Jobs for June through May and often update the months jobs during the actual month so please do visit the pages regularley. Hopefully this is what makes my pages more applicable than printed garden magazines where copies are often written and printed months in advance.
I have delayed writing my News, Advice, Tips and Jobs for July due to the really strange weather tin June and because there are several trade shows in June and I will be adding the news stories and altering my jobs because of the shows.
August sees the school holidays and hopefully the gardens should be coming to their peak in both ornamental displays and the fruit and vegetable harvesting.
What a strange summer, with most of the school holidays in August shrowded in dull cloudy days of below avaerage temperatures, lets hope September brings something better as Covid restrictions ease but daily infections continue to rise.
Our Gardens are getting ready for bed as Autumn arrives in all its glory in October
I have delayed writing my News, Advice, Tips and Jobs for Noveomber until early June as the weather seems very unpredictable as we close October.
I am displaying my Gardening News, Advice and tips for December early so you can get planning your jobs, news, advice and tips will come nearer the time.
I have delayed writing my advice, tips and jobs for April until the last few days as mild but wet winter earlier generally looked like creating so many problems, however the continuing generally mild and now much drier weather means we may be in for some bumper harvests
After the long wet winter, it looks as though things are set to improve in our gardens with March been forecast as a slightly warmer and considerably drier month
