1. Plant spring cabbage, broad beans, garlic & onions. And why not try sowing some winter greens if you have a sheltered spot or poly to use. Check out last year’s winter greens trial.
2. Plant bulbs & spring bedding (wallflowers, forget-me-nots)
3. Divide rhubarb crowns (see community noticeboard for some crowns going spare)
4. Clear beds & mulch with compost; put old vegetation into emptied compost bins
5. Trim hedges; cut down tired vegetation; protect ponds from falling leaves with netting
Brighton and Hove Organic Gardening Group 