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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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We will share all the tips and i'd 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 a lotment. 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 new podcast. Well,

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yesterday we talked about where we've been hiding and why

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we haven't been around. Well, today we are back with

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a podcast. What would usually do at the beginning of

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the month, So I do apologize, but we're going to

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be talking about what jobs need to be done in

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September down at the allotment and all the tasks, what

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you need doing in the vegetable garden, in the flower garden,

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and in the fruit garden. So usually I say, if

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you want to get a bit of paper or notepad

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and write down some of these ideas and then at

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least you can tick them off as you complete them

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and then be able to concentrate on some of the

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other jobs that need doing around the allotment or garden

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that you want to get done. And what we'll do

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is we'll start off on our podcast talking about the

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items that need doing, and we'll start off with the

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vegetable garden first. So during the month of September, it's

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the beginning of the transitional period in the vegetable garden,

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as the summer crops reached, the final harvest and cool

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season vegetable take center stage. So this month offers a

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mix of activities focused on both harvesting and preparing for

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the cold and months ahead. From planting autumn crops and

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preserving the summers bounty to preparing garden beds for winter,

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the tasks you undertake in September are crucial for ensuring

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a continuous harvest and maintaining soil health. Embrace the cooler

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temperatures and changing season as you dive into these important jobs.

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Set in the stage for productive and friving a vegetable garden.

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So Obviously, tomorrow we're going to be talking about what

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crops and plants you can plant in the vegetable garden,

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so make sure you're stay tuned for that episode. Make

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sure you're giving us a follow and click the bell

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so that you get notified when new podcasts come up

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as well. So all the jobs which need doing during September.

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So the first one is plant cool season crops. September

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is an ideal month to plant cool season crops such

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as spinach, lettuce, radishes, kale, and broccoli. These crops survive

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cooler temperatures and can be harvested well into the autumn.

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Prepare the soil by adding compost or well rotted manure

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to ensure that it is rich of nutrients, sow seeds

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or transplant seedlings according to the recommended spaces and debt

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for each crops. The next job is harvest and preserve

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late summer produce. Continue harvesting late summer vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, beans,

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and corseets Regularly. Harvesting encourages plants to produce more and

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more and prevents over ripe produce from attracting their pests.

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Preserve your harvest by either canning, freezing or drying excess

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produce or freezing. Properly storing your harvest and shows you

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can enjoy your gardens bounty throughout the winter months. Prepare

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your beds for winter. Stop preparing your garden beds for

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winter by clearing out spent plants and weeds. Add a

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l ayer of compost or organic matter to improve soil

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fertility over the winter. Consider planting cover crops such as clover,

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rye or winter wheat to protect and in which the

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soil prevent erosion and suppress the weeds. Maintain weed control.

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Keep your garden free of weeds to reduce competition for

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nutrients and water. Regular weeding also helps prevent pests and

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diseases from taking hold. Remove weeds by hand or use

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a hope to cut them off at the soil level,

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and apply a multi suppress new weed growth. Fertilize autumn crops.

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Feed all your autumn crops with a balanced fertilizer to

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provide essential nutrients for growth and development. Follow the manufacturer's

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instructions for application rates and methods. Fertilizing in September supports

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healthy plant growth and maximizes your yields of harvest, monitor

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for pests and diseases. Regularly inspect your plants for signs

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of pests and diseases. Look for chewed leaves, discoloration, or

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unusual growth patterns. Early detection and intervention are crucial. Use

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organic or chemically treated as needed, and remove any affected

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plant material to prevent the spread of problems. Water consistently

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ensure your vegetable garden receives constant water, especially for newly

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planted autumn crops. Water deep plate and ferilate to encourage

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strong root growth. Water early in the morning or late

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in the evening to minimum evaporation. Prune and support plants.

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Prune back overgrown plants and remove any dead or diseased

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foliage to improve air circulation of this disease. Support tall

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or vining plants with stocks, trellises, or cages to keep

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them up right and healthy. Plan for next season. As

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you clear out the summer crops, start planning on the

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next growing season. Consider rotating crops to prevent soil depletion

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and reduce pest and disease build up. Make notes of

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what worked well and what didn't to try and improve

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your garden's productivity next year. Collect and save your seeds.

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Collect seeds from hairloom and open pollinated vegetable varieties for

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planting next year. Allow seeds to completely dry before storing

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them in a cool play. Saving seeds helps present, preserve

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unique varieties and can reduce gardening costs. These tasks will

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help ensure your vegetable garden remains productive and health throughout

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the transition into autumn, set in the stage for a

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successful harvest and a well prepared garden for the next

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growing season. So that is all the jobs which need

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doing in the vegetable garden during September. So the next

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jobs are what to do in the fruit garden. So

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September is a vital month for fruit gardeners as it

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bridges the transition from summer to autumn, with many fruits

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reaching their peak ripeness. It's a time of both harvest

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and preparation. Is showing that your fruit trees, bushes and

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vines receive the care they need now to help maintain

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their health and productivity for the cooler months in the

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following year. From harvesting and prune into preparing for winter.

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The task you undertake in September are crucial for bountiful

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harvest and long term well being of your fruit garden.

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Embrace the change in season and get ready to dive

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into the essential jobs keeping your fruit garden thriving and productive.

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So these are the jobs which need doing in September.

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Harvest ripe fruits regularly. September is a peak time for

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harvested many fruits, such as apples, pears, plums, and late

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season berries. Regular harvesting prevents fruit from falling to the

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ground and attracting pests. Pick fruits at their peak rightness

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to enjoy the best flavor. Encourage continuous production in plants

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that can bear through over a longer period. Prune fruit

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trees and bushes after harvesting. Prune fruit trees and bushes

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to remove any dead and diseased or damaged branches. Pruning

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helps improve air circulation as sunlight penetration, which is essential

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for healthy growth of each using the risk of disease.

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For certain fruit trees, light pruning can help shape the

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tree and prepare it for the next growing season. Fertilize

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your fruit plants. Apply a balance fertilizer to your fruit

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trees bushes to provide essential nutrients to root development and

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overall health. Make sure you follow the manufacturer's instructions to

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the correct amount of method of application. Fertilizing in September

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supports the plant's nutrients as they transition into dormancy throughout winter.

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Much around, fruit plants apply allowing mulch around the base

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of fruit trees, bushes, and vines to help retain moisture,

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suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Organic mulch, such like

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straw wood, chips or compost, adds nutrients to the soil

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as it decomposes. Keep them mulch a few inches away

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from them the trunk to prevent rotting of the tree.

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For pests and diseases, regularly inspect your fruit plants for

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signs of pests and diseases. Look for damaged leaves, discolored spots,

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or unusual growths. Early detection and treatment can prevent more

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significant problems later in the season. Use organic or chemical

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controls as needed, and remove any affected plant material to

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prevent the spread of issues. Water consistently and show your

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fruit plants receive consistent watering, especially if the weather remains

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dry throughout the autumn and winter period. Water deal pl

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it encourage strong root growth and to help prepare the plants.

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Prepare for winter. Water early in the morning or late

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in the evening to reduce evaporation. Finn the fruit and

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fruit trees. If your fruit trees have an excessive amount

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of fruit, fin them out to prevent overcrowded and ensure

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the better quality produce. Removing some of the fruit allows

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the moving aiing ones to grow larger and healthier and

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prevent branches from breaking under excessive weight. Support heavy fruit

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laden branches. Use sticks or props to support branches that

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are heavy laden with fruit. This helps prevent branches from

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breaking under the weight and ensures the fruit has enough

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space and air circulation to ripen. Properly. Clean up fallen

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fruit and leaves. Remove any fallen fruit and leaves from

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around your fruit plants to reduce the risk of pests

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and diseases. Fallen debris can harbor insects that can harm

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your plants. Dispose of the debors proply, either by composting

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healthy material or discarding diseased parts. Prepare for winter. Start

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preparing your fruit garden for the colon moves by protecting

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tender plants with frost covers or clotchs. Consider applying a

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final layer of mulch to help insulate the soil and

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root planning for the winter now will help your plants

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survive and thrive come spring. These tasks will help ensure

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your fruit garden remains healthy and productive throughout the transition

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into autumn, setting the stage for bountiful harvest and a

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well prepared garden for the next growing season. So that

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is all the jobs which need doing in the fruit

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garden during September. So now we're going to look at

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what jobs need doing in the flower garden. September is

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a pivotal month in the flower garden, as a transition

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from summer to autumn brings cooler temperatures and a chance

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to refresh and rejuvenate your garden. This is the perfect

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time to extend the blooming season, prepare plants for the

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colder months, and show your garden remains vibrant and healthy.

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From planting autumn blooming flowers and dividing perennials into mulching

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and pruning. The tasks you undertain in September are essential

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for maintaining the beauty and productivity of your flower garden,

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embracing the changing season and diving into those important jobs

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keeping your garden colorful and thriving into autumn. So all

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these jobs are what you need to do in the

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flower garden in September. Deadheads spent blooms. Regularly remove spent

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flowers from your flowering plants to encourage continuous blooming and

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keep your garden looking tidy. Deadheading prevents plants from going

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to seed and direct set energy towards producing more flowers.

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Use clean, sharp scissors or pruners to make clean cuts

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just above a healthy leaf. Set plant autumn blooming flowers.

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Plant autumn blooming flowers such as chrysanthemums, asters, and pans

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is to add color and interest to your garden as

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the season changes. Prepare the soul by adding compost or

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organic matter to ensure it is nutrient rich. Plant at

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the recommended depths and spacing and water furoughly after planting

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to help them establish. Divide and transplant pri perennials. Divide

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overgrown perennials like hosts, dailias, and irises to rejuvenate them

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and promote healthier growth. Dig up the plants, separate the roots,

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and replant the divisions in other areas of your garden.

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This helps fill in gaps and it shows a vibrant

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display of blooms next season. Fertilize your flowerbeds. Feed your

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flowerbeds with balanced fertilizer to provide essential nutrients to continued

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growth and blooming. Follow the manufacturer's instructions when adding application

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for the amounts needed. Mulch flowerbeds. Apply a lot of

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multi around your flower beds to help retain moisture, suppress weeds,

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and regulate the soil temperature. Organic mult such as bart

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chips and straw or composts also add nutrients to the

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soils as they decompose. Prune and trim your shrubs lightly.

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Prune and trim summer flowering shrubs to shape them and

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remove any dead or disease branches. Pruning helps air circulation

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and sunlight penetration, which is essential for healthy growth. Avoid

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heavy pruning in the autumn, as this can stimulate new

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growth that may not harden off before winter. Monitor for

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pests and diseases regularly. Inspect your flowers for signs of

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pests and diseases. Look for damaged leaves, discolored spots, or

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usual growths. Early detection and treatment can prevent more significant

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problems later in the season. Wead your flower beds. Keep

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your flower beds free of weeds to reduce competition for

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nutrients and water. Regular weeding also helps pests and diseases

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from taking hold. Prepare for winter. Start preparing your flower

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garden for winter by protecting tender plants with cross covers

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or clutters. Consider applying a final layer of mulch to

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insulate the soil and roots. Collect and save flower seeds.

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Now I've saved all my sunflower seeds today. That's one

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job that I have done. Collect seeds from your favorite

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flowers to save for planting next year. Allow the seeds

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to completely dry before storing in a cool and dry place.

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Saving seeds helps preserve unique varieties and can reduce gardening costs.

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Plan for next season. Reflect on what works well in

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your garden flower garden and make plans for the next

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growing season. Consider rotating flower beds, trying new varieties, and

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improving soil health which will cover crops or organic amendments.

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So that is everything what needs doing in the garden

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in September. So there's an awful lot of jobs what

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needs doing down at the allotment and garden, but most

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of them can be done nice and easily, and probably

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a lot of them are once that you already know

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what to do, so it's just going over them and

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making sure that we get all them jobs done. But

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obviously some of the main jobs will be prune in

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the fruit trees, but don't prune plum trees. Don't prune

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cherry trees or nectarines. They are meant to be done

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in the summer, as that can cause silver leaf, and

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I think that's what my plum trees got at the moment.

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So any fruit with a stone in it, don't prune, now,

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prune it in the summertime. Early in the summertime. You

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can prune all your apples, your pears at this time

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of year. So yeah, I hope you've found that useful,

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and I hope you've got a lot from it. So

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in tomorrow's episode we're going to be talking about all

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the seeds that you can plant in the vegetable garden,

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in the flower garden, and all the fruit that you

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can plant as well during this time of year. So

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I hope you've enjoyed it. Make sure you do give

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at the next episode. Until next time. Remember keep smiling,

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keep shining, and keep gardening with Ben. Everyone, thank you

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