What To Grow In November - Allotment Gardening UK 2021

We are looking at what to grow in November in our allotment gardening UK 2021 video today. In November it is difficult to know ...

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💡 You can still grow garlic in November, and it's easy and cheap to do.

💡 Onions are versatile and worth growing, as they can be used in many dishes.

💡 Broad beans can be sewn straight into the ground or under cover for an earlier crop.

💡 Peas can be grown undercover and used in salads or as pea shoots.

💡 Overwintering lettuce is a great option to have fresh salad leaves all year round and reduce plastic consumption.

💡 Growing herbs on your windowsill is an easy way to have fresh herbs for your dishes.

💡 Sprouting seeds is simple and nutritious, and it adds interest to your meals.

💡 You can try growing mushrooms with a specialist kit during the winter for a fun and unique experience.

00:26 Garlic is a good crop to plant in November. It is easy and cheap to grow and can be used in many dishes.

00:50 It is recommended to grow the same garlic in the same area as it gets used to the climate and grows better.

01:29 Onions can be overwintered and are versatile, useful in many dishes.

02:23 Broad beans can be sown straight into the ground or under cover for an earlier crop.

02:54 Peas can be started off under cover or overwintered in a warm place.

03:17 Lettuce can be grown over winter and reduces plastic consumption.

03:50 Growing herbs on a windowsill is easy and useful for salads and stews.

04:13 Sprouting seeds is simple and nutritious, and can be used in various dishes.

04:53 Growing mushrooms can be a fun activity to do during the winter.

05:35 Any tips and ideas for crops to grow in November are welcome.

Garlic, onions, broad beans, peas, lettuce, herbs, sprouted seeds, and mushrooms.

It is recommended to get garlic bulbs from a good garden center, rather than a supermarket.

Growing your own garlic is easy and cheap, and it keeps well.

Yes, onions are incredibly versatile and can be used in many dishes.

Yes, broad beans and peas can be started off either in the ground or under cover.