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  1. More salad- horn of plenty. I can't find a latin name but have included flower photos to help identification (next post, couldn't get them on here today 🤷).

    Both photos taken this eve, uk. Its been growing quite fast outside & flowering for months, so great for insects too!
    Very spready via the seeds!

    This lot self planted this year from 2 original plants in this pot. So loads of salad! So, organic, local, gm free Yippeeeeeee

    #autumnsalad
    #autumnfooduk
    #foodporn
    #FoodNews
    #foodsecurity
    #gardening
    #gardeninguk
    #growyourown
    #GrowOwnFood
    #seedsaving
    #salad
    #GrowUK
    #growfood
    #growfoodathome

  2. Today's Leaves of the Day winner goes to my grape vine, who's wearing their Autumnal wardrobe today.

    #leaf #gardening #gardeninguk #autumn #nature

  3. I love warm September days, because I can work from the garden and enjoy my annuals at their best.

    #Gardening #GardeningUK #Bloomscrolling

  4. Don't pick your pumpkins yet! 🛑 A perfect Halloween pumpkin needs more than just time on the vine. Learn the secrets to checking ripeness, harvesting, and curing for a longer-lasting display.

    Find our latest blog here: vegplotter.com/blog/dont-pick-

    #Pumpkins #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Halloween

  5. Don't pick your pumpkins yet! 🛑 A perfect Halloween pumpkin needs more than just time on the vine. Learn the secrets to checking ripeness, harvesting, and curing for a longer-lasting display.

    Find our latest blog here: vegplotter.com/blog/dont-pi...

    #Pumpkins #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Halloween

  6. Don't pick your pumpkins yet! 🛑 A perfect Halloween pumpkin needs more than just time on the vine. Learn the secrets to checking ripeness, harvesting, and curing for a longer-lasting display.

    Find our latest blog here: vegplotter.com/blog/dont-pi...

    #Pumpkins #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Halloween

  7. Don't put your trowel away yet! 🍂 September is the perfect time to plant for a delicious winter harvest.
    Our new blog reveals 5 hardy veggies you can sow now to enjoy fresh, homegrown food through the colder months. Get the list! 👇
    vegplotter.com/blog/plant-t...
    #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Allotment

  8. Don't put your trowel away yet! 🍂 September is the perfect time to plant for a delicious winter harvest.
    Our new blog reveals 5 hardy veggies you can sow now to enjoy fresh, homegrown food through the colder months. Get the list! 👇
    vegplotter.com/blog/plant-t...
    #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Allotment

  9. Don't put your trowel away yet! 🍂 September is the perfect time to plant for a delicious winter harvest.
    Our new blog reveals 5 hardy veggies you can sow now to enjoy fresh, homegrown food through the colder months. Get the list! 👇
    vegplotter.com/blog/plant-thes
    #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #Allotment

  10. Time to lift your main crop potatoes! 🥔 In the UK, September is the perfect month to harvest these spuds. Keep them dry and store in a cool, dark place for the winter months ahead. Happy harvesting! 🌱 #PotatoHarvest #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #SeptemberGardening

  11. Time to lift your main crop potatoes! 🥔 In the UK, September is the perfect month to harvest these spuds. Keep them dry and store in a cool, dark place for the winter months ahead. Happy harvesting! 🌱 #PotatoHarvest #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #SeptemberGardening

  12. Time to lift your main crop potatoes! 🥔 In the UK, September is the perfect month to harvest these spuds. Keep them dry and store in a cool, dark place for the winter months ahead. Happy harvesting! 🌱 #PotatoHarvest #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn #SeptemberGardening

  13. 🌱 Struggling to add late summer interest to your garden?

    Anemone 'Honorine Jobert' is the answer!

    This perennial boasts large, elegant white blooms that flower from late summer to autumn, brightening up your landscape just when you need it most.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/s4ns

    #AnemoneHonorineJobert #GardeningUK #PerennialPlants #GardenTips #PollinatorFriendly #AutumnBlooms #UKGardening

  14. Any of you #garden hallions on here have any advice for beating the living daylights out of some Euphorbia peplus/Petty Spurge/Fucking milky sap bastard weed? Preferably one that does not involve poisoning the ground, and one that’s mildly more effective than ripping it up every day?

    #Gardening #GardeningUK

  15. 🌱 Did you know that Purple Loosestrife can grow up to 4 feet tall?

    This stunning wildflower is not just a beauty; it plays a vital role in our ecosystems!

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/3z8x

    #PurpleLoosestrife #Wildflowers #PollinatorFriendly #GardeningUK #NatureLovers #Wetlands #PerennialPlants

  16. I’m going to be drowning in cucumbers this year! #gardening #gardeninguk

  17. Soothe stress and indigestion with calming camomile tea. 🍵 For the freshest brew, grow your own! It's easy—just sow seeds in a sunny, well-drained spot in spring. Enjoy deep sleep and a happy stomach, straight from the garden. 🌼
    #camomile #growyourown #gardeninguk #herbalremedies

  18. 🌱 Scarlet Pimpernel is a delightful addition to any wildflower garden!

    With its bright red or orange star-shaped flowers, it thrives in well-drained soil and loves the sun.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/ysrv

    #ScarletPimpernel #WildflowerGarden #PollinatorFriendly #NativePlants #GardeningUK #PlantLove #FloraFinder

  19. 🌱 Did you know that aspens can grow up to 20 metres tall in just a few years?

    Their slender trunks and fluttering leaves not only add elegance to gardens but also support local wildlife!

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/c8su

    #AspenTree #GardeningUK #WildlifeFriendly #AutumnFoliage #NatureLovers #FastGrowingTrees #SustainableGardening

  20. 🌱 Ever thought about adding a touch of blue to your garden?

    Borago (borage) is a stunning option that not only looks great but also supports pollinators!

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/3994

    #Borage #GardeningUK #PollinatorFriendly #HerbGarden #GardenLife #SustainableGardening #PlantCare

  21. Yesterday I saw all the naturalised tulips open their flowers for the first time. I bought these a few years ago for window boxes, but they weren't flowering consistently enough: often they just produced leaves. I figured this doesn't matter as much in the ground than in a container, so I planted them last autumn.

    #gardening #gardeningUK #bloomscrolling

  22. The hawthorn hedge I planted in 2020 is flowering for the first time!

    #gardening #gardeningUK #bloomScrolling

  23. Ever battled strong UK winds that leave your garden battered and your plants struggling? Windbreak planting belts can be a game changer! They cut wind speed by up to 50%, creating a cozy microclimate that not only boosts plant growth but also protects your outdoor spaces from erosion. Say goodbye to wind damage and hello to a thriving garden!

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/kb/windb

    #Windbreaks #GardeningUK #MicroclimateMagic #ErosionControl #SustainableLandscaping #OutdoorLi

  24. Alys Fowler will be giving a talk on peat bogs and the need for going peat-free in our gardens on 25th March in Sheffield. Hoping they'll also have copies of their book for sale too.

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/talking-pla

    #Sheffield #PeatFree #GardeningUK

  25. I have snowdrop, crocus, and snakes head fritillary bulbs arriving today and from another supplier seeds for marsh marigold, ragged robin, water mind, and water forget-me-not for around the pond. I still need to find a tulip to dissect for #Identiplant though.

    #GardeningUK #WildlifeGardening

  26. 🥔 In the UK, September is the perfect month to harvest these spuds. Keep them dry and store in a cool, dark place for the winter months ahead. Happy harvesting! 🌱 #PotatoHarvest #GardeningUK #GrowYourOwn

    Find our planting guides at vegplotter.com/grow-guides

  27. Guidelines for Repotting Houseplants Emerge from Expert Advice

    UK plant owners should repot houseplants into pots 1-2 inches larger only when roots are visible. Learn why this helps your plants grow.

    #HouseplantCare, #RepottingTips, #GardeningUK, #PlantTips, #UKGardening

    newsletter.tf/uk-houseplant-re

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