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    <description>Most plots have a water butt and a vague plan. This November, swap the warm feeling for a ledger: measure your roof, log the rain, work out what your beds actually drink in July, and size storage with secondhand kit instead of new plastic.</description>
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    <description>Every autumn the same note goes up asking plotholders to tidy before winter. Here&#039;s the case for ignoring it – and for a mess that is structured, deliberate and considerably better for wildlife than a bare, brushed, bonfired plot.</description>
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    <description>A cleaned plastic milk jug, a few drainage holes and a sheltered corner are enough to raise hardy seedlings without a greenhouse. Here is how winter sowing works in the UK, what to sow in November 2026, and how to stop the damp from winning.</description>
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    <description>Seed libraries and community swaps are doing more than handing out free packets. Across the UK, growers are keeping locally adapted varieties alive, sharing know-how and building a quieter kind of food resilience.</description>
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    <description>November is not the end of the harvest — it is the handover. Here is how to read the hedgerow, store the last roots without burning through electricity, and feed next spring&#039;s soil while you do it.</description>
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    <description>Allotment committees are messy, slow and occasionally infuriating. They are also one of the most effective resilience projects in a UK town — if we stop treating them as a quaint hobby.</description>
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