Ready for winter + super affordable seeds
But in the morning it's also getting light for a bit longer now. That's handy for picking the last raspberries for breakfast:
But that weather also means that I go into the garden less often. And sometimes even forget to harvest:
And what do you think of these strawberries? They are still happily blooming, while the leaves have already completely changed color:
Get your Planty Garden ready for winter
Sound familiar? There are countless excuses to get out of it. But actually, it couldn't be easier.
So, let's talk about how to keep it easy.
Just when to do it depends on the weather. Sometimes it's already freezing in October. Sometimes, it's still so mild in January it seems like we're skipping winter altogether. But if you stick to November, you can't really go wrong.
To how I prepare my Planty Garden for winter.
Zo laat ik de chioggia bieten op de foto hieronder nog mooi even staan. De Nieuw-Zeelandse spinazie ernaast doet het ook nog prima, al zal die bij het eerste graadje vorst wel het loodje leggen. En die afrikaantjes erachter hebben hun beste tijd wel gehad, die haal ik weg.
Super affordable seeds
In previous years, we sometimes ordered too much. Especially for the seeds with an expiration date of January 2025.
That's bad luck for us, but lucky for you. Because to make room for the new seeds, we want to get rid of them as much as possible, and you can now buy them with a 50% discount. Until the end of December - or while supplies last.
So these seeds are usable until at least early 2025 and often even longer. You can read more about this on this page.
The seeds without discount have a later date: they were packed later and can be used for an even longer period.
So, that was it for today.
So, that's it for today
The November page will be live again on Wednesday, with all kinds of tips for the coming month. If you want to take a look at it now, you can do so here.
Until next time!