Gardens Illustrated Magazine

FRESH START

It may sound strange, but for me November – far from spelling the end of the season – marks the start of the gardening year. One of the wonderful things about growing vegetables in particular is the regular opportunity it offers to start afresh, to put the mistakes and failures of the previous season behind you and begin again with a blank slate.

By the beginning of

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