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january in the garden

PRUNE

beech
hazel
roses
[leave prunus (ornamental cherries, plums and almonds) as they're vulnerable to silver leaf disease so best leave to spring]

cut back autumn fruiting raspberries to the ground

cut out crossing and inward growing branches of gooseberries and redcurrants and cut the rest by a third


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KEEP HARVESTING

parsnips
​leeks


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JOBS

turn the compost
mulch
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SOW in the GREENHOUSE / WINDOWSILL

sweet peas 
dianthus towards the end of January
tomatoes
cucumber
​and peas can all be planted in seed trays

​sow spring salad crops - rocket, mizuna, tom thumb lettuce, curly endive and mizuna - in seed trays - then plant in the greenhouse to harvest from mid-March to mid-May
if you don't have a greenhouse then wait - be patient!
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sow chillies but they need heat either a heat mat or a windowsill above a radiator
not too late to plant tulips but you need to hurry!

plant onion sets - but if its too wet you can plant them in plugs in the greenhouse to plant out ​when the soil is dryer
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