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Here we are in a brand-new year! We have had a funny old start with the weather not being as we’d expect, milder days have been very welcome though to lift our spirits.
If you are reading this, you have survived the heatwave! Adopting a continental way of life and not rushing around so much has had to be the way to go as much as possible during the record-breaking temperatures. It’s been unbearable, thank goodness it’s cooled down and we have had a bit of rain. Not that it really makes a difference to the water table, but it provides a little moisture. This is really an ideal time to water. Like I said last month, if it is so dry any water will just run off. If the ground or pot isn’t bone dry it will absorb.
A new year arrives and don’t they come round quickly! It doesn’t seem five minutes since we were harvesting our summer crops! One thing is for sure, with all the autumn and early winter rain we’ve had, we shouldn’t expect any water shortages this year!
In November, it's important to continue mowing your lawn, but at a slightly lower height than during the summer months.
As the days start to lengthen, temperatures begin to rise and the light intensity improves, your garden will awaken from its slumbers!
Summer is keeping us waiting but it’s almost here! Last year the paddling pools and sun loungers were out and the grass was dried to a crisp. This year we have lush green grass but the patio furniture feels like it’s not seen the light of day for an age!
Welcome to November! The weather has been very changeable lately, the milder days have been very pleasant. The year seems to have gone so fast! Christmas is around the corner and we have plans for what we want to sow and grow in the allotment next year.
April is here, and the mowing season has well and truly started!