This year is always a busy time indoors and it’s easy to let the garden become neglected and forgotten. Here are 5 things you can do in your vegetable patch for January.
5 Things to do For The Vegetable Garden In January

This year is always a busy time indoors and it’s easy to let the garden become neglected and forgotten. Here are 5 things you can do in your vegetable patch for January.
With the winter weather, there is only so much to enjoy out in the garden and to be honest, I would much rather be inside right now! I still want to feel like I am doing something positive for my little garden and this time of year is a great time to begin planning your growing season and deciding what to grow with a yearly planner.
If you are new to gardening and want to try growing something to eat from seed, then Beetroot is a great place to start. Here is my easy guide to growing your own beetroot.
Today we have been busy planting salads in the Garden.
If you get impatient with gardening and like to see some results quickly, try growing some salad! You can have a plate of freshly grown salad leaves in as little as 4 weeks! How great is that!
Planting Salad leaves is so easy! And guess what?! They’ll grow in the tiniest of spaces too! A little pot or box by your back door or on the balcony is all you need!
Today we have been planting runner beans in the garden. Here is a guide for growing your own runner beans.
Runner beans are great! If you look after them, you will be able to harvest an abundance of beans throughout the summer. They are pretty easy for beginners too!