Protect Fruit Trees from Pests in November UK
November is a useful time to reduce pest problems on fruit trees without reaching straight for sprays. With leaves falling, you can see the branches and trunk more clearly, remove…[...]
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November is a useful time to reduce pest problems on fruit trees without reaching straight for sprays. With leaves falling, you can see the branches and trunk more clearly, remove…[...]
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A carpet of fallen leaves is part of autumn, not automatically a problem. On the allotment some leaves can be turned into valuable leaf mould, while others need clearing from…[...]
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Pruning Raspberries in November UK | What to Cut Pruning Raspberries in November UK – What to Cut and What to Leave November is an important month for preparing your…[...]
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November opens an excellent planting window for many dormant, hardy fruit trees and bushes. Bare-root stock becomes available, the soil often holds useful moisture, and plants can begin establishing roots…[...]
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Soft fruit plants are generally tougher than they look once properly dormant, but November can still cause problems, especially for pots, recent plantings and plants sitting in wet soil. The…[...]
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By November, the main fruit harvest is over on many UK allotments, but there can still be a few late apples and pears to pick and fruit to check in…[...]
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As the leaves fall and the soil begins to cool, November is a good time to look after the roots of established fruit trees and bushes. A suitable mulch helps…[...]
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Pruning Apple and Pear Trees in November UK – Complete Winter Pruning Guide November marks the beginning of the winter pruning season for apple and pear trees across the UK.…[...]
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November is a useful moment to take stock of the root crops still growing on the allotment. Some vegetables are perfectly happy in cold soil, while others become vulnerable to…[...]
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Plan Next Year’s Garden in November: Tips and Advice for a Productive Growing Season November is the perfect time to start planning your garden for the next growing season. By…[...]
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