Why mid-September is a critical window for your autumn and winter garden
In short: Charles Dowding demonstrates how to maximize garden productivity in mid-September. This tour covers essential tasks including harvesting, strategic planting, and weeding, helping you prepare your soil for the cooler months ahead.
The video explores the potential of the garden in mid-September, focusing on how to utilize space left by recent harvests. Dowding illustrates techniques for sowing and planting new crops into gaps or between plants nearing the end of their lifecycle.
A key segment examines the impact of a challenging year marked by flea beetle infestations, highlighting the varying resilience of different brassica varieties. The tour also showcases specific crops currently thriving, such as fennel, chicory, and rocket, which are protected under fleece.
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