🍂 Jobs to Do in the Garden and Allotment in November (UK) 🌿 November might be chilly, but there’s still plenty to keep you busy! Here are some key jobs to tackle this month 👇 ✅ Plant spring bulbs – tulips, daffodils, and alliums for a colourful spring display 🌷🌼 ✅ Clear fallen leaves – keep paths and lawns tidy and compost what you collect 🍁 ✅ Protect tender plants – use fleece or move pots to sheltered spots ❄️ ✅ Harvest winter crops – leeks, sprouts, kale, and parsnips are ready for pick

Big job at the plot today! 💪🌿 I’ve finally started taking up the old polytunnel flooring after all these years — digging it over and seeing what’s been lurking beneath 👀🐭 It’s hard work but exciting , ready to turn into a fantastic growing space for next year! 🌱✨ Can’t wait to see the difference once it’s all done. #AllotmentLife #PolytunnelProject #GardeningWithBen #GrowYourOwn #allotmenttransformation | Gardening With Ben Gardening and Allotment Tips

🌨️🥕 What Vegetables Can You Plant in December? 🌱❄️ December might feel quiet in the garden, but there are still plenty of veggies you can get started — especially if you’ve got a greenhouse, cold frame or windowsill! 👨‍🌾✨ Here’s what you can sow this month: 🌱 Broad Beans – Autumn/winter hardy types like ‘Aquadulce Claudia’. 🌱 Garlic – Perfect time to plant cloves for a strong summer crop. 🌱 Onions & Shallots – Overwintering varieties go in now. 🌱 Winter Lettuce – Try hardy varieties in