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Still plantable in November

November is the month of tidying and tucking in, when the bed goes into its well-earned winter sleep. But it doesn't stay entirely empty: you can still plant garlic, and lamb's lettuce under fleece gives you fresh greens even in the cold season.

Sow or set these out now

6 varieties, tightest window first.

  • Blackcurrant

    Blackcurrant

    Seedlinglast week

    Harvest ~wk 12–12

  • Rhubarb

    Rhubarb

    Seedlinglast week

    Harvest ~wk 51–51

  • Sea buckthorn

    Sea buckthorn

    Seedlinglast week

    Harvest ~wk 17–17

  • Jostaberry

    Jostaberry

    Seedling1 wk left

    Harvest ~wk 12–12

  • Saskatoon

    Saskatoon

    Seedling1 wk left

    Harvest ~wk 8–8

  • Whitecurrant

    Whitecurrant

    Seedling1 wk left

    Harvest ~wk 12–12

Turn this into a bed plan

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Plan a bed

Monthly sowing reminder

On the 1st of each month I'll send you what still fits in your bed.

Common questions

Does anything still grow in November?
Yes, hardy lamb's lettuce and spinach keep growing slowly under a fleece or film cover. On mild days you can harvest small portions right through winter.
What belongs in the winter-ready bed in November?
I plant the last garlic cloves and cover bare patches with leaves or mulch. That protects the soil life and stops nutrients from washing away.
What can I still plant in November? · Erntezeit