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06 January, 2023
What to do during January in your garden and greenhouse. Your monthly gardening checklists Flowers Plant bare-root or potted roses, shrubs, hedging and ornamental trees, as long as the ground isn't frozen Take root cuttings of fleshy-rooted perennials such as oriental poppies, acanthus and verbascums Establish new colonies of snowdrops and hellebores by buying plants in flower, so you can choose the prettiest blooms Clear away soggy, collapsed stems of perennials and compost them Take hardwood cuttings from deciduous shrubs, such as forsythia, willow and viburnum Remove and bin hellebore foliage marked with black blotches, to limit the spread of leaf spot disease Press mistletoe berries into the bark of apple trees to establish your own mistletoe plants Check that small alpines don't become smothered by fallen leaves and other wind-blown debris Deadhead winter pansies and other bedding regularly, and remove any foliage affected by downy mildew Move dormant plants that are in the wrong place to more suitable sites Continue pruning roses even when dormant. Check for mould on stored bulbs and tubers
What to do during January in your garden and greenhouse.
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