Bounce Magazine January 2019
The New year Edition, featuring West End and Broadway star, Ramin Karimloo, along with a Healthy new you feature, wedding special, Jess Glynne, From The Jam, detox recipes, competitions and much more!
The New year Edition, featuring West End and Broadway star, Ramin Karimloo, along with a Healthy new you feature, wedding special, Jess Glynne, From The Jam, detox recipes, competitions and much more!
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JANUARY <strong>2019</strong><br />
JANUARY<br />
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<strong>2019</strong><br />
#75<br />
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#75<br />
& GARDEN<br />
<strong>January</strong><br />
THE START OF THE YEAR<br />
BY KATE LINES<br />
Kates Top Tip : Now’s a great time to prune<br />
currants and gooseberries - especially new<br />
bushes or cordons.<br />
In <strong>January</strong>, your garden could<br />
need protecting from frosts,<br />
gale-force winds and heavy rain.<br />
General<br />
Check stakes, ties, fleeces and other supports for<br />
damage and consider moving plants to sunnier<br />
positions to maximize light.<br />
Don’t forget to keep feeding the birds, food is scarce<br />
for them over winter.<br />
You can also start planning next year’s vegetable<br />
plot.<br />
Fruit<br />
• Plant bare-root trees and bushes, as long as the soil<br />
isn’t frozen.<br />
Vegetables<br />
• Sow broad beans in pots in mild areas, placing<br />
them in a cold frame or unheated greenhouse.<br />
• Sow seed indoors for early crops eg: lettuces,<br />
summer brassicas (e.g. cabbages and cauliflowers),<br />
spinach, salad onions and turnips.<br />
• Sow onion seed in a heated propagator.<br />
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