Gardening Diary - JANUARY - Jobs to do in the garden this month.



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	Most indoor plants can now be plunged outside.
	Continue weeding & watering where necessary.


	Continue successive sowings.
	Asparagus can be cut until the end of this month & then left alone.
	Plant out sprouts, cauliflowers, marrows, tomatoes & leeks.
	Stake & pinch out runner beans & tomatoes.
	Earth up late potatoes.
	Thin rows of crops when overcrowded.
	Watch out for cabbage root fly & carrot fly & dust if necessary.


	Weed, water & thin surplus fruit.
	Propagate strawberries from unwanted runners. Keep an eye on slug damage.
	Spray against raspberry beetle, apple scab & codling moth.
	Mulch raspberries & currants.
	Begin summer pruning of apples & pears.
	Thin peach fruits.


	Continue dead heading.
	Cut back early flowering herbaceous plants in order to produce a late crop of flowers.
	Take cuttings of pinks & rock roses.
	Finish planting out half hardy annuals like dahlias.
	Divide may flowering perennials.
	Pinch out early flowering chrysanthemums.
	Sweet peas should be checked & staked.
	Biennial seedlings can be set out in rows.


	Spray roses to protect against mildew & black spot.
	Remove rhododendron seed pods & mulch after rain.
	Plant out standard fuchsias.


	Continue cutting & weeding.
	A little feed can be given.
	Test the RCD socket/plug for your lawnmower, hedge cutters etc. If you don't have one certainly consider buying one.
	Fork in sharp sand where water collects.


	Improve ventilation & shade if necessary.
	Water morning & night.
	Thin peaches & grapes.
	Winter flowering bulbs can be dried off & rested.
	Tub roses can pruned & tied up for next year.


	Carry on watering & feeding.
	Keep an eye on wilting & pests.
	Spray leaves with a fine water mist.



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