| Gardening does not need to stop after your | | | | same as cabbage. Arugula is a cool weather |
| autumn harvest. Even in winter, you can plant | | | | crop, it runs to seed early in hot weather. |
| herbs and where weather permits winter crops, | | | | Harvest in 30 to 60 days. |
| such as lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, silver | | | | |
| beet and spinach, brussels sprouts, broccoli, | | | | Broad Beans can be grown in rows, 50CM apart |
| broad beans and finally onions and beetroot. | | | | (19.69in), directly, sow seed 20cm apart |
| | | | (7.87in), sow 5 centimeter deep |
| Winter can also be a good time to be planting | | | | (1.97in),These beans are good for cool |
| herbs such as sage and thyme, dill, mint, | | | | climates. Sow while the temperature remains |
| parsley and chives. | | | | between 5 degrees Celsius to 18 degrees |
| | | | Celsius (41f to 64.4f). You find the short |
| Some gardeners plant lettuce direct into the | | | | pod type tends to mature later and gives a |
| ground in rows. however you can sprinkle some | | | | fatter bean.harvest in 120 days Plant all of |
| lettuce seeds in a small area close together | | | | your fruit trees during the winter too. Spray |
| and prick out the largest of the lettuce | | | | existing fruit trees with a copper-based |
| seedlings to sow, this way you can spread | | | | fungacide as the buds begin to swell. |
| your crop over a longer period. | | | | |
| | | | Winter is also a good time to prune existing |
| If your ground is not going to be covered | | | | fruit and ornamental trees while they are |
| three foot deep in snow you could try sowing | | | | bare. You can also prune grape and berry |
| Arugula, sow direct in rows 10 centimetres | | | | bushes and vines during Winter. |
| apart (3.9in). Arugula is sometimes called | | | | |
| Rocket, Roquette or Italian Cress. It has a | | | | If you want to plant bare rooted roses, do |
| peppery nut flavour. | | | | that in Winter too. |
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| You can start harvesting when the leaves are | | | | But most of all...have fun and remember a |
| 7 or 8cm long (2.76in to 3.15in), taking just | | | | garden can be very forgiving. |
| a few leaves at a time. Grow virtually the | | | | |