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Lift autumn sown onions as required but not the whole crop, bulbs will still be ripening. Start gathering potatoes.
- Continue earthing up potatoes
- Plant out winter greens, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, kale, savoy cabbage
- Stake peas grown last month
- Grow fruit bushes as standards if your garden is small
- Thin out vegetable seedlings from April and May sowings, carrot,
- Pinch out broad bean tips
- Plant celery, runner beans raised under glass, tomatoes hardened off
- Feed and ventilate tomatoes grown under glass
- Sow French beans for September crop
- Sow Chinese cabbage
- Expose shallot bulbs by drawing soil away a little to let them swell
- Thin apples and pears
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