Weekly Garden Diary: Summer Week 9

This post was most recently updated on March 29th, 2017

Welcome to the first week of February. Yes, already. It will be Christmas again before we know it, of that I am sure. In the garden this week:

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VEGETABLES

Winter greens should all be planted by now. You can still sow quicker growing greens like spinach and bok choi.

Cabbage seeds sown now will be for your spring crops.

Water celery frequently and thoroughly to prevent it bolting to seed.

FRUIT

Strawberry runners can be planted as soon as they have developed roots. They like well manured soil and plenty of mulch. Water well as they are getting established.

Remove the lower third of the leaves on tomato bushes, and keep pinching out the laterals that grow between the main stem and the branches. Slowly reduce the watering on the plants as the tomatoes ripen.

Not sure what you should be doing in the garden this week? We have you covered with our weekly garden series for zone 9 gardens

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