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Sowing and planting in January

In January the garden rests, and sowing happens indoors on a bright windowsill at most. Only a few species need such an early start, such as rocoto and wax begonia, which take a long time to fruit or flower. More would not be wise now anyway: light is scarce, and seedlings sown too early grow long and thin. Use the month to sort your seeds and plan the year.

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The monthly article covers what else needs doing in the garden in January: January in the Garden: When Doing Nothing Is the Smartest Work