What to do this Month – November
Vegetables
- Parsnips can be left in the ground until needed, or lifted and then buried in a shallow trench for easy access when needed. They taste better when frosted.
- Celeriac can also be left in the ground for a bit, but do protect them from the cold with a thick mulch of straw, bracken, or other suitable material.
- Now is a good time to get ahead and prepare new asparagus beds for planting up in the spring.
- Clean and store bamboo canes in the shed or other dry place to ensure they’re still in good condition for next year.
Fruit
- Thin out congested spurs on trained apple and pear trees.
- Prune apples, pears, quinces and medlars.
- Prune red and white currants and gooseberries.
- Remove any rotten stored fruit.
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