Gardening Does Not Need To Stop After Your Autumn Harvest. Even In Winter, You Can

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