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what vegetables can you sew in June for
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an autumn winter harvest welcome to
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Gardening with Ben in today's video
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we're going to be sharing what
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vegetables you can sew in June for
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winter and autumn harvest as you can
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still grow plenty of stuff at this time
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of year to fill in any gaps where plants
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haven't grown or you've been harvesting
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and you've got space in the garden to
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get growing or if you're a new gardener
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and new a lotment holder it's perfect
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for getting them vegetables in and get
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growing them ready for an autumn winter
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harvest so what vegetables can we sew
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this month so we can sew purple
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sprouting broccoli yes there's purple
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broccoli out there it's not just green
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it can be purple as well and it tastes
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absolutely delicious so get sewing some
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purple sprouting broccoli for a harvest
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around autumn winter time next up is
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leaks now leaks can be harvested all the
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way through Christmas period into
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January February time so if you're
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wanting a winter vegetable grow some
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leaks and you can get some great rewards
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from it kale is a perfect autumn winter
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vegetable and you can have it in the air
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fryer you can cook it you can boil it
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it's absolutely delicious to have you
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can cut the leaves off as and when you
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need them and you can get great rewards
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from them there's lots of varieties of
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kale out there there's curly kale
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there's normal kale there's so many
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varieties there's purple there's green
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lots and lots to choose from next up is
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sprouts it's too late to sew the seeds
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but if you go to a garden center you
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might be able to buy some plants to
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plant up as they are one of the longest
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vegetables to grow so if you planted
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them now they'll possibly be ready
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around December time possibly a bit
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later but get growing some Brussels
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sprouts from the garden center next up
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is Swede swede I don't like myself but
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you can sew Swede now for harvest around
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November December time and you'll be
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having them in your Christmas dinner
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next up is carrots sew these in tubs
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preferably as they need to be high up
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off the ground from carrot fly and also
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they need compost rather than stony soil
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as it will cause the carrots to split
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and produce fuddy looking carrots and we
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don't want that we want proper
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professional looking carrots growing
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next up is chard it looks very similar
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to rhubarb but it is a great vegetable
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to grow so if you're wanting something
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that will produce lots and lots of
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vegetable grow some chard and you'll get
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some great rewards from it next up is
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spinach it's still time to sew spinach
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and you can harvest it on a regular
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basis you can get some great rewards
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from it you might not look like papy
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after it but you can grow spinach now
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and grow quite a few plants so that you
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can keep picking it and harvesting it as
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and when you need it to add to your
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salads or to maybe scrambled eggs
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absolutely delicious to have so yes grow
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some spinach for some great rewards and
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finally is turnips again like sweets you
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can sew your turnips now for winter
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harvest and autumn and you can add them
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to your mashed potato or however you
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decide to eat your turnips you can
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certainly get some great turnips from
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sewing them now so if you're not
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