Glamorgan Gazette

JOBS TO DO THIS WEEK

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Unless frost is forecast there are a number of jobs you can get on with. Your pots and hanging baskets can go outside if you have been acclimatis­ing in the last few weeks. If not, start to leave them out during the day so they can adjust gradually.

Further south, you can plant cannas and dahlias, pictured left, outside now and sow tender annuals outdoors too. It’s summer bedding time so if you fancy some colour, plant begonias, pelargoniu­ms, lobelias and antirrhinu­ms into your pots and beds. Keep horticultu­ral fleece handy for cold nights.

Keep succession­al sowing of quick-to-crop veg such as salad, beetroot and radish.

Lightly hoe borders to remove weed seedlings.

Open vents and doors in glasshouse­s on warm days to improve air circulatio­n.

Hang pheromone traps in apple trees to reduce codling moth damage to your fruit.

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