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• Grass begins growing, so cutting should be done on a higher setting, you can also mulch grass cutting to help re fertiliser the lawn.
• Renovate climbers and plant new ones.
• Plant and divide Perennials, which allows them to grow quicker.
• Cut down old growth left from winter.
• Put new stakes and other plant supports in before new growth really needs them.
• Sow vegtables outside and plant early potatoes.

• Fetilise established lawns
• Plant ever green trees and shrubs
• Prune early flowering shrubs
• Plant summer flowering bulbs
• Sow sweat peas, can be planted in guttering and hung from greenhouse roof, to prevent mice from eating plants
• Ideal time to plant potatoes
• Deadhead daffodils
• Tie in new shoots for climbers
• For water gardens, plant your aquatic plants
• General weeding or flower beds and borders
• Continue to plant your vegetables outside
• Plant fruit trees which are container grown

• Feed and weed lawns and mow lawns to encourage new growth
• Portect young plants from slugs
• Prune spring flowering shrubs which have finished flowering
• Trim any type of formal hedge and box hedging
• This is the last chance to plant evergreen shrubs
• Also is an ideal time to plan Dahlias
• Inspect plant for signs of any pests or diseases and treat accordingly

• Continue deadheading and mainting borders
• Mow the lawns and cut edges regularly
• Bring back tired lawns with a liquid feed
• If you have laid a lawn in the spring continue to water in
• Continue pruning spring flowering shrubs
• Remove any signs of any suckers and treat pests which may attack roses
• Ideal time to plan new plants before the summer heats up
• It is a good time to plan runner beans and tomato plants

• Conitnue regular of lawns
• Prune shrubs which have flowered in early summer
• Trim conifer hedges and take the opportunity to take any cuttings
• Fill in beds and borders with additional plants
• Sow vegetables which will be harvested in Autumn
• Harvest new potatoes, onions and garlic
• Continue to deadhead flowers
• Plant Autumn bulbs

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• Plant bulbs for next spring before the first frost. Tulips, Daffodils and Crocus for example.
• Rack up the fallen leaves to create your own leaf mould compost, which does take does take 1 - 3 years to rot down.
• Dig over borders and beds.
• Reduce the frequency of mowing your lawn, also you should raise the height of the lawn mower blades.
• Treat lawn, by continuing to rack out thatch, aerate and top dress lawns, reseed bare patches.
• Tidy fish ponds and reduce feed them.
• Finish planting evergreen shrubs and plant new climbers.

• Plant bulbs for next spring before first frost.

• Plant bulbs for next spring before first frost.