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Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden

Grow Your wn VEGETABLE GARDEN DEAR GARDENER.. In this guide you will find information on how to grow common vegetables. * Which months to sow and harvest them. * How much sunlight and water they require. * Common pests you have to be careful about. Happy gardening! INFOGRAPHIC KEY Here is what some of the icons mean. HOW MUCH SUNLIGHT DOES THE VEGETABLE NEED? The plant needs full sunlight. The plant needs partial sunlight. The plant can grow in full or partial sunlight. HOW MUCH WATER DOES THE VEGETABLE NEED? The plant needs almost no water. Water Keep the Let the soil thoroughly plant well dry a bit, and don't let watered, then water but don't overdo it. the soil dry the plant. out. THE CHEAT SHEET SOW HARVEST SUN WATER PESTS FEB JUL APR OCT STINK BUGS, SLUGS TOMATOES FEB JUL APR OCT BEETLES, CATER- PILLARS PEPPERS JAN JUL APR SEP SLUGS AUBERGINE ONION FLIES, THRIPS FEB JUN MAR SEP ONION OCT JUN NOV AUG ONION FLIES, MOTHS GARLIC SLUGS, LEEK MOTHS FEB AUG APR FEB LEEK APR JUN JUL NOV SLUGS LETTUCE MAR JUL APR SEP CATER- PILLARS, SLUGS CABBAGE APR JUN JUL SEP BEET WEB- WORM BEETROOT BEETLES APR MAY MAR OCT RADISHES FLIES APR JUL JUL OCT CARROTS SQUASH APR SEP MAY OCT BUGS, BEETLES PUMPKIN CREDITS GO TO: LONDON GARDENING SERVICES gardeningserviceslondon.co.uk The gorgeous icons are by icons8.com

Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden

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Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden

Grow Your Own Vegetable Garden

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