The old adage is that “if it blooms in the late summer or fall, you dig and divide it in late winter or very early spring.” ...

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Jasminum nudiflorum – the bright evergreen stems and zingy yellow flowers put on a good show in winter. It also makes a good ...

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With so many versatile uses, adding onions to your garden is a great decision. The allium can be a little finicky; here's the care plants need.

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Move hardy salads into the greenhouse for leafy pickings through to spring. Plant salad plugs into large containers or trays – a depth of 15cm is enough for hardy lettuces, cut-and-come-again salad ...

Planting in January means you may have to wait a little longer to see your plants flower, but you should still be able to enjoy the fruits of your labor within the next few months.

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If you don't want to hang around for a late harvest, these fruits and vegetables are ideal for growing early and getting a late-winter head start this season.