AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNovember Garden Jobs: Gardeners are being urged to leave spring-blooming plants unpruned, protect tender plants from frost and bring citrus indoors to a bright spot for winter. Elephant-ear tubers need one to two weeks to dry before warm storage, while lifting clay pots off wet ground can help prevent freeze damage. Climate-Ready Planting: As gardens face both waterlogging and summer drought, growers are turning to resilient shrubs and perennials. A new tool also aims to help gardeners swap thirsty traditional choices for drought-resistant plants. Community Gardens: More than 33 volunteer groups helped South Swindon win five Britain in Bloom awards. In Sunderland, a special school is raising funds for a sensory trail with a gardening area where pupils can grow and taste produce. A Garden for Everyone: Near Flagstaff, retiree Cindy Wilson has turned her flower beds into a free pick-your-own garden, welcoming neighbors and visitors to take home bouquets.
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