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January - the shortest day is behind us, and snowdrops are ahead.

Flower Seeds to Sow in January

£3.50

SALVIA PATENS OXFORD BLUE Coming Soon

SALVIA PATENS OXFORD BLUE

Cat no: 2180

20 Seeds in packet

Availability: Coming Soon

£3.05

STOCKS RUBY PUNCH Add to Basket

STOCKS RUBY PUNCH

Cat no: 2236

50 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£4.95

ECHINACEA PRAIRIE BLAZE GREEN Add to Basket

ECHINACEA PRAIRIE BLAZE GREEN

Cat no: 1496F

10 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.95

SWEET PEA EMILY Add to Basket

SWEET PEA EMILY

Cat no: 2244K

10 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

Vegetable Seeds to Sow in January

£2.55

LETTUCE BLONDE DE PARIS Add to Basket

LETTUCE BLONDE DE PARIS

Cat no: 0213G

250 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.40

BROAD BEAN CRIMSON FLOWERED Add to Basket

BROAD BEAN CRIMSON FLOWERED

Cat no: 0121

25 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.95

AUBERGINE GENIE Add to Basket

AUBERGINE GENIE

Cat no: 0105D

10 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£3.50

TOMATO BIG DADDY HYBRID Add to Basket

TOMATO BIG DADDY HYBRID

Cat no: 0461

15 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

Planting to do

Flowers
Perhaps cut an early bunch of Hellebores and remember to top dress Rose beds with well rotted manure.

Vegetables and fruit
Replant some of the Rhubarb crowns previously left out for frosting.

If you do nothing else sow some Mustard and Cress.

Other jobs

General upkeep
Find time to feed the birds and break the ice on bird baths and ponds.

If you have not placed your seed order delay no longer - popular varieties always go quickly as do the newcomers.

Expect wind and gales this month and so check fence posts and tree ties.

Time to sit comfortably in the shed and meticulously clean the garden tools and lightly oil the whole implement.