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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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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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We will share all the tips and add advice. We

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will also have regular episodes talking about what we have

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been up to on the alltment. So sit back, grab

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

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back to Gardening with Ben. What we said we'd be

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be all there for you to enjoy. Now. If to

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this podcast, make sure you give us a follow to

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stay up to date with us. We like to share

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our allotment journey and we also like sharing tips and

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advice on what we're doing. And in today's episode, as

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I mentioned yesterday and yesterday's podcast, if you're not listening

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to that, go and give it a listen to, we're

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talking about everything that you can plant in November. Yes,

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you can plant stuff in November. And we've certainly planted

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a few stuff down at our allotment in the end

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of October, so you can still plant them now in November.

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We don't grow much through the winter periods, but I

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like to have a few things in so that I

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can see stuff growing. So what sort of stuff can

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we plant in November? And as I always say, is

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is that have a notebook or anything like that so

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they can make notes of all the things that you

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can do and feel free to try and plant some

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of them. We planted quite a few of these vegetables,

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so hopefully you can grow along with me and let

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me know how you get on down at your allotment

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or the garden. So usually we talk about what vegetables

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you can plant, what flowers you can plant, and what

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food you can plant. So first off, we're going to

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talk about what vegetables you can plant during November, and

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the first off is autumn onions. Now we have got

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our autumn onions in. We've got some yellow ones, we've

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got some red ones, and we've netted them all over

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to stop the pigeons and the birds pinching them. And yeah,

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they like to eat the green tops off and once

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to shoot start popping through. But once you get big enough,

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So get your autumn onions in. The ones that are

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in the garden centers now are the autumn onions, not

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the summer ones. So go and get autum onions and

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give them a try, and just fill one of your

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beds in and they'll have been ready around during the

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July time. And yeah, obviously you can be planting stuff

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more stuff out once you've harvested them. So fill a

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bed in and you might as well. So if someone

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get some planted and see how well you get on garlic,

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now is the time to plant garlic. You don't want

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to plant it in March time, you want to plant

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it now. The reason why we plant garlic now is

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because it needs to cold weather to crack the clothes

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to form the garlic. Without the cold weather, the garlic

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WoT form into the bulb that it makes. So if

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you're wanting to grow some garlic, grow from now. We

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have got absolutely loads in at my alotment. I must

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have planted about fifty plants. I've got absolutely loads and

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we've got loads of different varieties. We've labeled them all

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up so that we can feedback on which ones do well.

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got some off Amazon. Now, if you're wanting to grow

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some garlic, you can grow from the supermarket, but make

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sure it's either from the UK or from Europe because

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it's used to the climates that we have. Don't grow

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the garlic what's from China because it will be used

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to hotter climates, So try and stick to European ones.

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center because it'll be the right garlic to grow peace.

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I've never grown peas before in the winter, but you

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can grow a variety of peas called meteor which can

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tolerate the cold. These peas are perfect for winter grow

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in the greenhouse in pots and stuff like that. Just

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The same grows for broad beans, not much around for

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to grow some broad beans, it's good time to grow

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them now because rather than through the summer varieties, because

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when they're ready to harvest, it'll be before the blackfly emerge.

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around June July time they're covered in black fly, which

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the crop, but obviously they never look nice with all

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the black flying them. So so some now and they'll

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be ready for before the blackfly i appear. Sparagus. Exparagus

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is so expensive in the supermarket to purchase, but why

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not try planting some crowns now and in a few

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years time you'll be harvesting lots of asparagus and saving

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absolutely loads of money. Spring onions obviously where they get

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the names from, so if you plant them now, they'll

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be ready for springtime. Now. I usually plant them in

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clumps so that they rather than rows, because they've formed

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better when they in a clump rather than planting them

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or individual like very tiny. So you can just start

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have started growing, just transfer the full plant pot into

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the ground rather than separate them, or just plant them

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all straight in and let them grow in a little

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clump and they should do absolutely amazing. So that is

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all the vegetables what you can plant this month for November.

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So next up we're going to talk about all the

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fruit that you can plant during November. Now, November is

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the best plant time to plant fruit, not in the summertime.

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You want to be planting fruit in the wintertime. The

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reason for this is that the plants are dormant and

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they focus on growing the roots. They get all the

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water they need to help them root, and they'll grow

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fantastic rather than planting them in summer, when they're concentrated

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on growing the fruit rather than growing the roots, it's

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harder to keep them going. So plant any fruit that

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you want to grow, and your allotment are guarded during

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the winter months. Blackberries are the first things on our list,

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and if you've never grown, if you've got normal blackberries

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that are forney, get rid of them and replace them

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with formless blackberries. Trust me, it's a game changer. The

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size of my whips have come out from my blackberries

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are absolutely massive, and the size of the black briries

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I've been amazing, and they're a life changer. Obviously, I

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grew mine. I bought two plants, and the amount of

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blackberries I've had often that go all the way down

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the side of my plot. They're absolutely huge, and me

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trying them up and fastening them up, and yeah, absolutely amazing.

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recommend purchasing some. So next up is raspberries. Obviously there's

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two varieties of raspberries you can get, you some of rice,

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you can get your autumn varieties. Why not try grow

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growing both to extend your season so that you get

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some in summer and some in autumn. But make sure

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you plant away from each other so that you know

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which varieties are which. And just watch out with raspberry

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of roots out and then all the canes start popping

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up everywhere. Obviously, if you've got an allotment, it doesn't

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really matter where they're popping up, but just watch out

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with raspberries because the canes will be intrusive. Next up

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is strawberries. As you heard on my podcast yesterday, I

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planted two hundred strawberry plants this year ready for next year.

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For my runners. Now, even if you just planted like ten,

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they'll send out some runners that end a year, and

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they'll probably send about three or four out from each plant.

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get absolutely loads. And I grow in mind through black

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membrane to keep them moist and to keep the weeds

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down and to protect the strawberries because they'll sit on

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top of the black matting as well. So if you're

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wanting to grow some strawberries, now is the time to

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plant them, rhubarb. Now, if you're wanting to grow rhubarb,

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it's so expensive to buying the supermarkets, so expensive. But

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if you grow rhubarb, you plant the crown now, but

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you don't harvest it for a year. You need to

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leave the crown in the ground to take route, get

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going and form its spot where it's going to grow.

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I know it might be tempting to harvest some if

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you're seeing plenty of rubib on it in its first year,

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but don't harvest it. You need it to take real

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and get going. Blueberries now, blueberries you need to grow

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them in ericacious compost. If you're wanting to grow blueberries

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nice and easy, just plant them in a pot with

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ericacious composting then rather than in the ground, and then

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they're easier to feed with ericacious feed or to fill

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up with fresh composts each year and look after them.

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So if you want in some blueberries, grow them in

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some pots this year. Currents, whether you prefer black, white, red,

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all different varieties of currents. It's also a good time

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to plant them now. Obviously they send out. You can

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get some massive, impressive yields on currents. But the thing

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is with them is that they're usually hard to pull

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out all the ends on them once you're harvesting them.

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I know that's annoying, but it's up to you whether

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you want to grow currents or not. But they will

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produce a lot of currants, usually a fantastic cropper, and

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you can get some brilliant harvests from them. Next up,

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we're going to talk about what flowers you can plant

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during November. Yes, there is plenty of flowers that you

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can be planted in November, as now is the time

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to be planting all the spring bulbs. Yes, I talk

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about the spring bulbs all the time. The reason why

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I love the spring bulbs is because it helps the bees.

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When the bees wake up from hibernation in the springtime,

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there's not many fours around, so the spring bulbs help

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feed the bees. It helps give them the energy for

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the year ahead, and it gives them the kickstart that

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they need. So planting spring bulbs in the allotment and

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in the garden will encourage the bees to come and

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it will help with pollination because your fruit trees will

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be starting to blossom as well, so encouraging in the

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bees to come down to the flowers will help with

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pollination on the fruit trees as well, so it's a

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win win situation. So I encourage everybody to plant some

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spring bulbs in their allotments. If you've got an allotment,

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let me know, send me a message saying I'm going

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to plant some spring bulbs just for you. Ben. I

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would love to hear from you all saying that, because

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the more people I can encourage the plants spring bulbs,

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the better. Yes, they'll look absolutely gorgeous, but they look

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after our bees. So what spring bulbs can we plant

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this mom? Obviously we can plant as tulips. Now is

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the time to plant them because now it's getting colder.

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It's better for the tulips to grow because they do

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say if you plant them earlier you can get tulip fire,

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so you've got to be careful. Daffodils, you can still

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plant them, higher sims, blue bells, alliums, snowdrops, crocuses. All

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the spring bulbs can be planted now. Now I've planted

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absolutely loads of spring bulbs b alotment. Again, every year,

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plant more and more. My allotments just can be full

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of spring bulbs eventually. But I planted so many and

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I want to plant a load more, so I'm probably

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going to wait until they go on sale at the

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end of November. Hopefully they will do again this year.

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They did last year and I purchased absolutely loads. Fingers

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crossed we get another good load of spring bulbs again

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this year. So obviously high sims are one of the

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best spring bulbs because they smell fantastic, but they're expensive

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to buy, so if you can get them on offer,

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why not a roses. Now is the time to plant

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roses as well. I want to get some more roses

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a look at some other colors. So if anyone's got

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any suggestions off some cheap roses that are come to

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my allotment. Obviously they don't need to be poshphritis. We

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just want some nice color and to attract the bees

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as well. So if you're planning on adding roses to

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eat garden, November it is a great time to plant them.

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Ensure you enrich the soil with plant food before planting,

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and your roses will bloom year after year, roses add

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elegance and a timeless charm to any garden and the

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flower year after year you can get success from your roses.

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Pans is now I've grown absolutely loads of pansies. I've

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grown them all from seed. I planted them around end

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of July beginning in August, and they've done fantastic. It's

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so easy to grow and from seed. I didn't realize

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how easy it is to grow. But obviously now is

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the time to plant the plants, set flat plants i'd

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like from the garden Center, stuff like that, rather than

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growing from seed. It you won't be able to grow

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from seed at this time of you You'll need to

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plant the plant actual plants. So if you wanted to

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add some color all the way through winter, pansies are

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an ideal thing to add to your garden. So I

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hope you've enjoyed this podcast for today. A little funny

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fact is this is the second time I've recorded this

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episode because I recorded it and then I listened to

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the sound quality and it was absolutely atrocious, so I

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ended up recording it all again. So the time I've

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spent recording this one, I could have been recording another one.

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But oh well, I know all about what planting novement

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now because I've done it twice. But yeah, I hope

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you've enjoyed this podcast, and I hope that you're happy

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the more people will litter it around the world. So

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until next time, everyone, remember keep smiling, keep shining, and

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keep gardening with Bet. Everyone, thank you for joining me

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on this episode of Gardening with Ben. I hope you

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have found some useful tips and inspiration for your own

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