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Sowing and planting in November

In November little happens in the bed. Tulips and daffodils can be planted as long as the ground is not frozen, and cold germinators such as great pignut and turnip-rooted chervil are sown now: they need frost to germinate in spring. Otherwise the month is for tidying the garden, for leaves, compost and putting container plants away for winter.

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The monthly article covers what else needs doing in the garden in November: November: Tidy Up, Wrap Up and Let the Garden Rest