Dutch HyacinthChristmas RoseViburnumRhododendronOregon GrapeSarcococca
Cauliflowers
Spring BulbsBroccoli & CalabreseLettucesOnions & ShallotsSalad Leaves
Brussels sprouts & KaleCabbagesCauliflowersCeleriac & Kohl RabiChardLeeksLettucesParsnipsSalad LeavesSpinachTurnips & Swedes
So it's Christmas and everyone forgets the garden. Well don't, there is too much to look at and enjoy. Winter flowering prunus trees with their delicate pinky-white flowers all the way up the stems. Mind you this month many trees are confused with the change from hot days to cooler wet days, then a touch of mild weather. Merry Christmas !
Handy Gardening Tips:
Handy tips for the Lawn
Snow? White Christmas – we wish? In December, continue to brush away the leaves and stay off the grass when it’s wet or frozen. That said, its also good to turf if conditions are mild. If you are turfing – use a roller and make sure you give the turf a heavy ‘whack’.
If it does snow, you will struggle to keep children / grand children off your lawns, however if you can – try to avoid clearing snow from lawns, it can damage them. Also, be aware…when the snow melts – it can cause floods or over water your lawn which can contaminate your lawn with unwanted foreign bodies or cause you to lose valuable soil.