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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Gardening with Ben. You'll go to

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a podcast for all things green and growing. I'm Ben,

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your allotment guide and here to help you cultivate your

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garden and your passion for plants. Whether you're a seasoned

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gardener or just starting out, this podcast is for you.

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Each episode will dig into tips, tricks, and techniques to

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make your garden and allotment thrive from planting, sewing, and growing.

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Speaker 2: We will share all the tips and add advice.

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Speaker 1: We will also have regular episodes talking about what we

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have been up to on the allotment. So sit back,

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grab a brew and enjoy today's episode. Hey everyone, and

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welcome back to Gardening with Ben for another brand new episode.

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Yesterday we talked about all the things that you can

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plant in your garden and allotment in December, and today

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we're going to be talking about all the jobs which

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need doing in the garden and the allotment. So if

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you're wanting to get a head start of next year,

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or whether you wanted to keep on top of jobs,

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make sure you're listening to this episode. Make yourself some

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notes of jobs which you can do in the garden

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and tick them off once you've done them, and then

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you can continue doing any of your other jobs which

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need doing as well down at the allotment. So let's

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see what we need to do down at the allotment

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and garden this month. So what jobs need to be

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done in the vegetable garden during the month of December.

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Now this month, you need to protect your over wintering crops.

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If you have winter crops such as brustles, sprouts, kale, leaks,

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or cabbages, it's important to protect them from the harsh weather.

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Mulch around the base of plants with straw, leaves or

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fleas to insulate the roots from frost in regions with

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heavy snowfall or extreme cold, with clutches or horts cultural

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fees to add extra protection from the elements of the

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cold weather. Harvest winter vegetables. December is still a harvested

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month for many hardy vegetables. Continue harvesting brussels sprouts, kale

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leaked parsnips, and cabbages as they mature. Root vegetables such

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as carrots and beets and parsnips may also be ready

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and their flavor improves after a light frosting. Make sure

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you lift any remaining root crop crops before the ground

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freeze as solid much bare vegetable beds. Apply a thick

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layer of mulch as compost straw or leaf mold over

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any bare root vegetables. Over any bare vegetable beds. This

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mulch layer helps protect the soil from erosion, prevents nutrients

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from being leached by the winter rains, and suppress any

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weed growth. In the spring, the mult will are broken

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down and you can mix it into the soil, improving

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its fertility and structure. Plan your next year's crops. December

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is an ideal time to start planning your crop rotation

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and garden layout for the up and coming growing season.

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Review the success and challenges from the past year, and

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decide what vegetables you want to grow next year. Take

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into account crop rotation principles to prevent soil depletion and

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reduce the risk of pest and diseases. Start start ordering

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those seeds already so that you can get ready to

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plant in early springtime. Check any stored vegetables. If you've

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stored vegetables like potatoes, onions, carut so squash, inspect them

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regularly for signs of raw or decay. Remove any that

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are starting to spoil to prevent them from affecting the

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rest of your stored crops. Turn your compost pile if

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the weather permits give you compost pile a good turn

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in December. This era is the compound, helping it to

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break down much faster. Make sure to add a mix

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of green, nitrogen rich and brown carbon rich materials to

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keep the compost balanced. In winter, the composting process may

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slow down, but turning the pile helps maintain microbole activity.

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So green manure. If you have any empty beds that

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haven't been munched, consider sowing a green manure such as

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winter rye or field beans. These cover crops will protect

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the soil over the winter, improve its structure, and add

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valuable nutrients. In the spring, you can dig the green

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manure into the soil, enriching it with organic matter. Insulated

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cold frames and your greenhouses. Prepare and clean your garden tools.

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Take the quiet to them in December to clean and

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sharpen and oil your garden tools. Remove any soil or rust,

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and oil the metal parts to prevent rusting. This maintenance

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will keep your tools in top con condition for the

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up and coming growing cason. You can also repair or

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replace any damaged tools before the spring arrives. Plant your

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garlic if you've not planted it already. If you haven't

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planted garlic yet, early December is a good time in

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mild climates. Garlic cloths should be planted in well drained

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soil about water two inches deep, with the pointed end

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facing upwards. December gives its time to establish roots before

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the hardest of frosts. Water during dry spells. If December

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is particularly dry, which I don't think it is so far,

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not after today, remember to water overwintering crops or plants

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undercover while they need less water in winter. Prolonged dry

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spells can stress plants. Be sure to water when temperatures

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or buff freezing, and avoid watering during cold nights to

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prevent frost damage. Weed control. Although growth slows in winter,

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weeds can still emerge milder climbers. Keep an eye on

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your vegetable beds and remove any weeds that appears. This

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prevents them from becoming big problem in springtime. We also

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compete with overwintering cops for nutrients, so it's best to

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deal with them as soon as they appear. Prune your

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fruit trees. If you have fruit trees in or near

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your vegetable garden, December is a good month to prune dormond, apple,

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and pear trees. Remove their diseased or crossing branches to

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improve air circulation and shape the trees for better productivity

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next year. Avoid prune in stone fruits such as cherries

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or plums in winter, as this can increase their risks

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of disease. Protect your vegetables For perennial vegetables like rhubarb

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and spirogus. Protect the crowns by covering them with a

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thick layer of mulch or straw. This will insulate the

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plants from freezing temperatures and prevent frost from damer in spring.

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fresh growth to emerge and set up bird feeders. Attracting

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birds to your gardens can help with pless control as

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they eat over wintering insects and lava. Set up bird

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feeders and keep them stopped throughout the winter. Birds can

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help keep your garden's pest population in check, and they

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will also bring life to the garden. Next up, we're

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going to talk about what needs to be done in

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the fruit garden at this time of month. What jobs

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do we need to get done to keep our fruit

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trees and plants alive? So pruning apple and pear trees.

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December is an excellent month to prune your apple and

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pear trees while they are dormant. Focus on removing any

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dead or damaged or diseased wood, as well as branches

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that crossover or over crowd the trees. Pruning improves airflow

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and light penetration, encouraging healthier growth and better fruit production

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next year. If or not to prune fruit trees or plums,

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cherries or peaches at this time, as there are more

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subsets of built disease when pruned in winter. Mulch around

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fruit trees and bushes. Mulching is crucial in December to

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protect the roots of fruit trees and bushes from frost.

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watered compost, manure or bark, around the base of trees

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and bushes like raspberries, blackberries, and currants. This not only

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insulates the soil, but also suppresses wheeds and improves soil

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structure as it breaks down. Protect soft fruit plants soft

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fruit plants like strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries can be vulnerable

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to frost damage. Protect them by adding mulch around the

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crowns or covering with straw or halts cultural fleece. In

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areas prone to heavy frost, a closs or protective fleece

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Speaker 2: Check and reapply grease bands. This is one job I

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need to do if you haven't done so already, and

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shore that the grease bands was clearly fitted around the

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trunks of your apple, pear, and plum trees. These sticky

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barriers prevent pest like winter moths from climbing up the

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trees laying eggs in the bark and check the bands

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and reapply if necessary to maintain protection throughout the winter.

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Harvest any laid fruit any laated fruit like winter apples

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or pears on your trees. December is the last chance

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to harvest them. Be sure to pick any remaining fruits

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before they are damaged by the frost. Winter apples can

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be stored in a cool, dry place such as a

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salad or shed, and they will continue to ripen slowly

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and can be enjoyed for weeks. Prepare beret fruit trees

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for planting. December is an ideal time to plant bare

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fruit trees, as the dormant season allows them to establish

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their root system before spring growth begins. Prune currant and

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gooseberry bushes now. I have pruning my black currants and

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goosberry bushes today. If you have any black currant or

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gooseberry bushes, December is a good time to prune them.

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have stopped producing fruit, and focus on encouraging new shoes.

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improve air circulation, and remove any crossing or weak branches.

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fruit trees stored in a cool place, check them regularly

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for signs of rott or spoilage. Remove any decaying fruit

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immediately to prevent it from affecting the others. Properly stored

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fruit can last throughout the winter months, providing steady supply

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all the way through winter. Inspect fruit cages and netting.

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are in good condition. Heavy snorefall and winter storms can

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damage netting and supports, so repair overplace any broken parts now.

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Keeping your fruit care in good condition and will help

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protect your fruit crops from birds and wildlife in the spring.

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Protect your grape vines. If you grow grape vines, December

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is the time to prune them. Cut back this year's

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growth to encourage strong fruit bearing shoots next year. Protect

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the base of the plant by adding a layer of

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mult or composts to insulate the roots from freezing temperatures.

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fees to provide extra protection from frost. Protect fig trees.

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protect these from the winter bike wrapping the tree in

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horticultural fleece or straw. You can also mulch around the

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base of the tree to protect its roots. If your

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fig trees in a pot, considering moving it into a

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greenhouse or a sheltered area to avoid frost damage. Water

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endurance dry spells. Although fruit trees and bushes need less

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water in winter, it's important to ensure they don't dry out,

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especially during prolonged dry spells. Water them during the warmer

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days when temperatures are buff freezing, but avoid watering in

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the evening when the water could freeze around the roots.

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Clear any fallen leaves and debris. Clear fallen leaves, tweaks

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debris from around the base of fruit trees and bushes

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to prevent the spread of disease and to reduce hiding

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spots for pests. Fallen leaves can harbor fungal spores and pests,

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so it's important to keep the area around your fruit

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plants clean. Composts the heavy leaves or use them to

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make leaf mold. Right, that's all the jobs which need

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doing in the fruit area. Now what needs to be

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done in the flower gardens this month? Mulch your flowerbeds.

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Apply a thick out of organic multure such as compost,

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well wattered manure or leaf mold around your flowerbeds. This

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will help protect the fruits or perennials from improve your

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soil structure and we change the moisture. Prunium roses, December

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is a good time to prune climbing roses and marambling roses.

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Prune to remove any dead, diseased or crossing branches and

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shorten long shoots to prevent damage from winter. Winds. Other

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types of roses, such as hybrid tea or floor bundle,

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but you can give them a light trim to tidy

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up the plants. Lift and store any tended bulbs if

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you haven't done so already. Lift any tender bulbs like

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daily as gladiolized canners to protect them from frost. Gently

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dig them up, clean off excess soil, and allow them

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to dry out in a frost free place. Store the

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bulbs in paper bags or boxes filled with dry and

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vermicule or peat in a cool, dry location until spring.

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Plant tidy up your perennials. If you haven't cut back

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perennials now, it is a good time to any dead

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dyeing foliage from plants like hostas, pianies, and daiilies. Cut

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back spread stems to ground level to prevent over wintering

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pests and diseases. Alternatively, you can leave some seedheads and

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stems to provide winter interest and food for wildlife. Plant

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you bear root roses and shrubs. December is the perfect

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time to plant bear root roses, shrubs, and hedges while

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they are dormant. Bear root plants often more affordable and

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establish better than container grown plants. Dig a large hole

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to accommodate the roots, spread about evenly and back fill

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with soil. Water well after planted, and mulch around the

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base to insulate the roots. So hardy annuals. If you

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have a greenhouse or a golf call frame, December is

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a good time to sew hardy annuals like sweet peas, lokspur,

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and cornflowers. These seeds establish slowly over winter and bloom

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early in spring. Keep the call fame or greenhouse well

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ventilated on warmer days to prevent fungal diseases from developing.

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Ordering new seeds and plants. December is a great time

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to start ordering all your seeds, review the success of

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last year's and decide what you want to grow next year.

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Leaf seedheads for wildlife. If not cutting back ai your perennials,

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consider leaving some seedheads, such as those from sunflowers or

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ornamental grasses. They will provide food for birds during the

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winter and add texture and interest your garden while little

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else is in bloom. So that is all the jobs

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which need doing in the vegetable garden, in the fruit garden,

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and in the flower garden during the month of December.

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Now tomorrow we're going to come back with a new

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part what we've not usually done. We're going to talk

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about all the jobs which need doing in the greenhouse,

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in the shed and in the polytunnel, so make sure

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you stay tuned for that episode. I hope you've enjoyed

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today's episode and got plenty of notes on what you

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need to do in your garden this month. Make sure

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you're tuning and I hope that you're enjoying all the

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Christmas jokes which we've been posting on our Instagram and Facebook,

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YouTube and TikTok and hopefully lots more content to come

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and lots more podcasts for you to enjoy. Until next time, everyone,

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remember keep smiling, keep shining, and keep gardening with everyone.

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