Garden Calender 2008

January

There are many things that need to be done in the garden during January just as any other month. Here we have put together a list that may help you organise what needs to be done.

-Recycling Christmas Trees

Recycling your christmas tree is a more enviromentally friendly and a convenient way of getting rid of everything.Some authorities are composting trees to produce mulch/soil improver. Artificial trees are always a good alternative because they can be used every year.

- Plan Your Vegetable Garden

You can start by planning your vegetable garden rotating your crops every year which will not only help on the soil structure but also the soil fertility. This will help with the control of weeds which as time goes on they spread and become harder to remove.Pest Control will also be prevented because you will be breaking up the life cycles of the crops that attract pests.

-Irrigation Systems and Water Pipes

Make sure that all your pipes and irrigation systems are drained well during the cold winter months incase of freezing.

-Vegetables/Fruit

Parsnips, chilli, leeks, celery, swede, strawberry plants, brussel sprouts, Spinach, turnips, oranges and apples all be planted in january and can still be harvested, if this has not been done already.

February

-Vegetables/Fruit

Vegetables Need Prunning in February

Asparagus , Aubergines (Eggplant) , Beetroot , Brussels Sprouts , Cabbages , Calabrese , Carrots , Chicory , Chinese Cabbage , Cucumbers , Florence Fennel , French Beans , Globe Artichokes ,Artichokes , Kale , Kohl Rabi , Leeks , Lettuce , Onions , Parsnips , Peppers , Radish, Scorzonera , Spinach , Spring Onions , Swedes , Sweetcorn , Swiss Chard , Tomatoes , Turnips

Winter Specials
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February Flower
The colour violet comes from the actual Violet flower which comes in many beautiful shades.

January Flower
The Lotus Flower otherwise known as Nelumbo nucifera. In modern times this flower is found wild in parts of Africa, Australia and southern parts of Asia. A symbolic flower to Hinduism

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