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Jobs to do in the garden in May

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By Rhoda Parry | Published - 6 May 2026 May is a month that’s full of hope and promise where our gardens are concerned. The last of the frost should have passed (unless you're in Scotland), most plants will be springing into life and temperatures are finally warm enough for long sessions of both gardening and outdoor entertaining. “In May, the days are longer and warmer,” says horticulturist Sarah Raven, “meaning there is plenty to do in the garden, greenhouse, and kitchen garden.
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Jobs to do in the garden in April - 10 essential tasks to help you get ahead

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By Rhoda Parry | Published - 30 Mar 2026 April is the month when things start to get busy in the garden as nature really rouses itself after a long winter sleep. “April is traditionally the month of sunshine and showers – ideal weather for plants,” says Pauline McBride of Sussex Prairie Garden.
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Jobs to do in the garden in August

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It’s time to roll up your sleeves and get on with jobs to do in the garden in August. Many of us will be wanting to extend the flowering season as long as possible after a period of rapid plant growth and make the most of the garden to entertain family and friends. “August is also the month of harvesting while the weather is good,” says Martin Duncan, head gardener of Arundel Castle in West Sussex, whose kitchen garden has an abundance of fruit and vegetables right now.
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