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What to sew in autumn? An easy listening guide with me, Alan Titchmarsh.

Hello and welcome to the brand new Gardner's World magazine podcast series,

exploring some of the key issues that incense and inspire gardeners.

These are handy expert guides to some of the topics and techniques. The team at Gardner's World are asked about time and time again.

Cuttings, tomatoes, pests, pests, pests,

blooming blight, compostic to name but a few.

In this exclusive series, I'm going to talk about some of these big questions and share with you my practical, no-nonsense solution.

I'll lead you, not down the garden path, but to a more successful, hopefully less stressful approach to tackling common garden woes and getting the garden of your dreams.

I want to help you to have more time enjoying the fruits and flowers of your labours,

and less time actually labouring. Ask a gardener what's the right time to sow seeds and the chances are the answer you'll get will be spring. I mean, it stands to reason,

doesn't it? Spring is the start of the growing season. But if you think about it, autumn is when

nature sows are seeds after a full growing season when they're newly ripe and they're most viable.

And there are some seeds that won't germinate if they're

at other times of year, staying dormant until winter's fluctuating temperatures trigger them into life.

But there's another reason for autumn sewing, and that's to get veg and flowers to produce bigger and earlier plants the

following year, often as much as six weeks earlier. So in today's Gardner's World Magazine

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