Yorkshire Post - YP Magazine

Jobs to do

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■ Prune raspberry canes. It’s a good time to cut autumnfrui­ting varieties to the ground to stimulate new canes to fruit in the autumn. Cut the tips of summer-fruiting raspberry canes that have grown beyond the top of their supports.

■ Prune blackcurra­nt bushes, gooseberri­es and redcurrant­s to maintain a productive framework.

■ If the soil is warm, plant early potatoes (even, perhaps, in containers) and summerflow­ering bulbs.

■ Mow the lawn and trim the edges; if it’s not possible to do the former, make sure you do the latter.

■ Hard-prune the likes of Buddleia davidii (pictured), sow sweet peas outdoors and lift and divide big clumps of perennials.

■ Clean ponds and pond equipment.

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