Reap what you have sown September is a grand month for harvesting the fruits of your labours. The shorter days…
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Reap what you have sown September is a grand month for harvesting the fruits of…
THERE’S A CHANCE to see one of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies in Hemel Hempstead this month.…
Reap what you have sown September is a grand month for harvesting the fruits of…
Easy to make, this layered frozen yoghurt dessert makes a great cooler on a hot…
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Reap what you have sown September is a grand month for harvesting the fruits of your labours. The shorter days might find you picking autumn raspberries, enjoying the last of…
Easy to make, this layered frozen yoghurt dessert makes a great cooler on a hot…
A guilt-free sweet treat – perfect for a coffee or tea break or popping in…
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Reap what you have sown September is a grand month for harvesting the fruits of your labours. The shorter days might find you picking autumn raspberries,…
THERE’S A CHANCE to see one of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies in Hemel Hempstead this month. That’s when Hemel Hempstead Theatre Company presents MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING…
Goats (and other livestock) Our herd of Old English Goats have had a change of scenery recently. After having had a stint on Bovingdon Reach, they…
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September Gardening
0Reap what you have sown September is a grand month for harvesting the fruits of your labours. The shorter days might find you picking autumn raspberries, enjoying the last of your peas and runner beans, trying to harvest the lettuces before the slugs reduce them to slime, picking your courgettes and digging up your remaining potatoes, making sure not to leave any behind. This is also the beginning of the harvest for early apple varieties, as well as for pears, medlars and quince. September is an excellent time to assess the success of your outdoor space. Did it perform in…