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SEPTEMBER Seeds to sow: - Spinach/chard - Lettuce and other salad greens that are more suited for autumn/winter conditions such as lamb’s lettuce (corn salad) - Lettuce varieties such as Arctic King What to plant out: - Chinese cabbage - Turnips - Pak choi What to store or process: - Beetroot - Figs - Grapes - Melon - Onions - Pears - Pepper – chilli, capsicum - Plums - Potatoes - Raspberries - Sweet corn - Tomatoes Other jobs on the plot: Remove lower leaves from celeriac plants. Sow green manures in areas where crops have now been harvested and cleared. Remove any dying rhubarb stalks and compost. Stake plants that may need it over winter such as purple sprouting broccoli, Brussels sprouts and kale. 106 I Plant Powered Planet
- OCTOBER Seeds to sow: - Broad beans - Pea varieties that are winter hardy - Lettuce and other salad greens that are more suited for autumn/winter conditions such as lamb’s lettuce (corn salad) - Lettuce varieties such as Arctic King What to plant out: - Rhubarb - Strawberries What to store or process: - Apples - Carrots - Winter squashes - pumpkins and butternuts Other jobs on the plot: Last year’s leaf mould can be spread around the plot as a mulch. Clear this year’s fallen leaves from around the garden and start a new leaf mould pile (a simple netting enclosure will be fine). Harvest winter squashes such as pumpkins and butternuts before the first frost and leave in the sun to harden for a week or two before putting into frost-free storage. Bring in, to the greenhouse or conservatory, pots of plants that will need winter protection, such as citrus trees. Remove dead leaves from around parsnip plants. Cut down asparagus ferns and compost. Weed the bed and mulch well with compost. Plant Powered Planet I 107
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