Property News · September 4, 2022

As autumn slowly comes, there’s less to plant, but much to pick | Allan Jenkins


Harvest tender crops, sow carrots and turnips, and start to save seedSeptember, the time of the harvest moon. We’re four days into meteorological autumn. Less than three weeks from the equinox. We’ll likely lose two hours of daylight by the end of the month. The hope is for an Indian summer.It’s time to harvest your more tender crops: the Florence fennels, tomatoes, beans, corn. Lift onions, leeks and maincrop potatoes. Cut and ripen winter squash, perhaps a pumpkin for Halloween – cured in the sun. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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