WHAT TO SOW THIS MONTH

Vegetables to Sow in November

November may be cooler, but there’s still plenty to sow. Choose from hardy vegetables, winter leaves and overwintering crops that can establish now for harvests through winter and into spring.

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What else would you like to sow?

Herbs and Salad to Sow in November

Herbs and Salad to Sow in November

There’s still plenty to sow in November. Try hardy herbs such as chives, parsley, coriander and chervil, along with winter salad leaves and quick-growing microgreens. Sow indoors or under cover for protection from the colder weather and enjoy fresh, homegrown greens through the winter months.

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Flowers to Sow and Grow in November

Flowers to Sow and Grow in November

A little sowing in November can bring plenty of colour next year. Hardy flowers such as sweet peas, cornflowers and calendula can be sown under cover, giving them a head start for stronger plants and earlier blooms next spring and summer.

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Wildflowers to Sow in November

Wildflowers to Sow in November

November is still a great time to sow many hardy wildflowers. The cooler temperatures and naturally damp soil provide ideal conditions for seeds to settle in over winter. Although germination and growth may be slower, they'll be ready to burst into life as the days grow longer and temperatures rise in spring.

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