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131. March - First Week
General - Prick out indoor sowings of seeds when first pair of true leaves expand. Less root disturbance at this point.
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132. March - Last Week
- When cutting daffodils and other narcissi for indoor bouquet, do not cut leaves. - As daffodils fade, nip off flower head with seedpod to prevent weakening of bulbs.
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133. May - Last Week
- Sow annual herbs for use all summer and some for drying to use in winter; dill for leaves in salad and with many summer vegetables, sweet basil for its quite different flavour, and summer savory.
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134. June - Third Week
Pinch offend of shoot leaving at least two leaves beyond fruits. General - Mildew on many plants can be prevented by keeping steady level of dampness at roots and avoiding evening watering, especially overhead.
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135. August - First Week
Flowers - Cut off old gladiolus flowers, but allow leaves to remain to help produce new corm for next year.
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136. September - Third Week
- As gladioli finish bloom and leaves mature to brown, be ready to lift corms for winter storage. - Wallflowers and other biennials, transplanted in early july, need planting in flowering location while soil is still warm.
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137. October - Second Week
- Begin collecting fall leaves for making a separate leafmould cage, or to mix into the general compost heap. .
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138. October - Third Week
- Fuchsias may winter outdoors at base of shrubs if roots and lower stem protected with heaped loose compost or dry leaves.
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139. October - Last Week
Flowers - Remove fallen leaves promptly from flat plants and lawns, as they are liable to cause rot with rain and mild weather.
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140. November - First Week
- Jerusalem artichokes continue growing until stems and leaves are brown. Then cut stems to lay over root area.
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