From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
With some careful planning, you can enjoy crops throughout the winter months. Here are 10 of the best to enjoy.
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A surprising amount of salad and veg crops can be grown over the winter for fresh, tasty pickings.
The trick is to get them going before the cold weather sets in, sowing from late summer to mid-autumn. Check out these winter veg crops to sow in August.
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Hardy perennial salvia 'Purple Rain' blooms throughout the summer months. Whorls of purple flowers adorn the gently arching stems above a mound of soft, green foliage.
Enjoy sweet and crunchy homegrown fruits from delicious eating apple varieties ‘Golden Delicious’ and ‘Rubinstar’. Each tree is supplied as an established 1.5M plant in a large 24cm pot - save £15 on each variety.
Drought-resistant, slug-resistant and extremely long flowering these popular hardy perennials are a stalwart of the late summer season. Buy six plants, two each of three varieties.
