| FLOWERS |
General
Info |
Prune
back any growth which is making the plant look leggy, it will soon recover
with lots of new shoots and flowers. Start to feed plants. |
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Cuttings |
Carnations,
chrysanthemum. |
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Seeds
to Sow |
Cape
Primrose, morning glory, bizzie lizzies, gloxinia, pelargonium and any other
bedding plants. Read all your packets. |
| |
Time
to Plant |
Hippeastrum.
Arum lilies should be potted up now, keep them moist. Begonia tubers will
be sprouting their new shoots, plant them in pots. |
| FRUIT |
General
Info |
If
you have your heating on at a good level your grapes will start to grow. |
| |
Seeds
to Sow |
Melon. |
| |
Time
to Plant |
Peaches,
nectarines and grape vines. |
| VEGETABLES |
General
Info |
Pot
up and force chicory. |
| |
Seeds
to Sow |
Celery,
cucumber, leeks, aubergines, cauliflower, peppers, tomatoes and lettuce.
Peas can either be sown directly outside or if you have a slug problem start
them off in the greenhouse, give them a really good start in life! |
| |
Time
to Plant |
Mushroom
spawn. |
| GENERAL
JOBS |
|
Water
only those pots that need it and regularily check for dead leaves. Dont
get the leaves wet yet. |
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|
Repot
those plants that look as if the soil needs refreshing or that the plant
needs a new pot. If the plant looks happy just top dress with some new soil.
Give them a lift with some organic plant food or seeweed feed. |
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If
you have any houseplants in your greenhouse, go
to the Houseplant section for more advice. |