What to sow in May in the vegetable garden? What flowers to sow in May ? Gardening jobs for May ?

These are all covered by John in this weeks episode. Discover the secrets to thriving in the garden during May's unpredictable weather and master the art of succession planting. This episode of Master my Garden Podcast is brimming with insights to help you navigate the busiest month in the garden, from the risks and rewards of planting tomatoes early to the strategic timing for sowing summer cabbages and root vegetables. I'll walk you through maximizing your garden’s potential with catch crops and share the latest updates on what to plant right now to ensure a bountiful harvest.

As your guide through the lush world of vegetable growing, I'm here to arm you with practical advice for sowing an aromatic array of herbs and managing the timeline for a continuous supply of fresh produce. Embrace the vibrancy of summer vegetable gardening as we discuss everything from cucumbers to courgettes, and learn how to keep your sowing schedules on track amidst the season's challenges. So grab your gardening gloves and tune in—with every seed sown, we're planting the seeds for success in your very own backyard oasis. Happy planting, and remember, your garden's success is just a podcast away!

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Until next week  
Happy gardening  
John  

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If there is any topic you would like covered in future episodes, please let me know.
Email: [email protected]

Master My Garden Courses:
https://mastermygarden.com/courses/


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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mastermygarden/
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Until next week
Happy gardening
John