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    <description>A productive balcony is planned in seasons, not in one enthusiastic trip to the garden centre. Here’s a realistic four-season container rotation for UK growers, with crop families, successional sowing and a worked 2m² example.</description>
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    <description>November gets a bad rap on the allotment, but a bright sill is still a workable seedbed. Here are seven crops worth starting indoors this month, with honest notes on light, warmth and when you’ll actually eat them.</description>
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