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Written by Pete Toms, Farnborough Garden Centre

Gardener’s Diary January 25: The Chilly Charm of Winter

6 January 2025
in Gardens, Lifestyle
Gardener’s Diary January 25 Feature

Alright, let’s dive into the Gardener’s Diary January 25, shall we? It’s all about embracing the chilly charm of winter. Now, January might make you think of biting cold winds and frosty mornings, maybe even a dusting of snow here and there. But, let me tell you, it’s no time for us gardeners to hibernate!

In the garden, January is like a theatre of silhouettes – bare branches dancing against a crisp winter sky. It’s when those hardy conifers strut their stuff, and if you’ve played your cards right, a few tough flowering plants add a pop of colour. It’s quite the surreal scene, really, with these splashes of colour among the resting branches. This wintry magic? It’s not just pretty to look at; it’s our call to action!

Now, if you’ve wrapped up your outdoor chores in December (go you!), you’re already ahead. January is perfect for those cosy indoor gardening tasks. Grab a hot cuppa, snuggle in, and start dreaming about your garden’s future. Think new layouts, plant varieties, and maybe do some sketching. It’s all about planning your garden’s next big thing!

Your garden in January is like a blank canvas, showing off its strong bones. It’s the time to appreciate the shapes and forms usually hidden by lush greenery. It’s quite the stark beauty, isn’t it?

Oh, and if snow decides to make an appearance, it’s both a beautiful sight and a bit of a worry. If your garden gets a snowy blanket, remember to gently brush off the heavy load from your plants, especially the delicate ones.

As the days start to stretch out again, there’s this subtle, hopeful feeling that spring is inching closer. That makes January an exciting time for us gardeners!

A trip to Farnborough Garden Centre this month? It’s a must-do! They’ve got everything from terracotta pots to those charming garden ornaments. It’s also a great time to check out their conifers and evergreen shrubs. And don’t forget about our feathered friends! The centre’s got a fab range of bird-care goodies.

So, what are our January reminders? Adjust tree stakes, service your tools, think about winter wash for fruit trees, start selecting seeds, lift patio pots for better drainage, and plan for seed potatoes. And bird care – always keep those feeders stocked!

As we muddle through winter, let’s not forget to appreciate the unique calm and preparation opportunities January brings to our gardens. From everyone at Farnborough Garden Centre, we’re wishing you a Happy New Year. May your gardens bloom and your spirits soar. Can’t wait to see you at the Centre and chat about all things gardening!

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