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Gardening Diary

Repair & tidy paths, patios & decking.
Dig in compost & Fertiliser.
Weed borders.

Sow under cold frames: beetroot, broad beans, Brussels sprouts, early carrots, lettuce, radish, spring onions, spinach turnips, parsnips, early peas and salad leaves.
Sow indoors: cauliflowers, celery, leeks, onions, summer cabbage and early tomatoes for the greenhouse.
Plant out autumn sown onions.
Last chance to order seed potatoes this month.
Hoe frequently for weed control & soil aeration.
Clean & weed asparagus bed.
Add manure or fertiliser in final soil preparation.

Finish all pruning & planting.
Feed & mulch young trees & cane fruits.
Plant strawberry runners.
If you have one, use your net for frost protection on early blooms on fruit trees.
Plant container grown rockery, herbaceous plants, trees & shrubs. 
Begin sowing hardy annuals.
Plant summer flowering bulbs like Gladiolus & Montbretia (Crocosmia).
Order your seeds online
Use beer traps or sharp grit around plants for slug control. If you prefer you could use slug pellets, but keep away from pets, children etc.
Trim winter heathers once they have finished flowering.
Prune winter jasmine as soon as flowers fade.
Its better to have a pond to fill your garden with a crack team of slug exterminators: frogs. See our wildlife section for info. Alternatively you could walk around the garden after dark with night vision goggles and a tub of salt. Just an idea.

Standard & Climbing roses can be planted out.
Plant clematis late in the month.
Prune ivies.
Prune roses finally towards the end of the month and deciduous shrubs that flower on this years wood e.g. buddleia and caryopteris.
Spray roses for black spot.
Rake off moss & weeds. Spike if possible & apply a lawn fertiliser.
Start cutting on the mowers highest setting.
New lawns can be sown at the end of the month.
New turf can be laid.
Keep off when wet.

Most seeds can be sown now in unheated greenhouses.
Potted plants can be potted on if they need it.
Start feeding your container & pot plants.
Take cuttings of coleus & fuchsia.

Feed & water more regularly but don't over do it.

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