The growing season in the Isles of Scilly typically spans from late March to early November, benefiting from a mild maritime climate. The islands enjoy relatively warm temperatures and a longer growing season compared to mainland UK due to their southern location and sheltered position. This allows for the cultivation of a variety of crops, including flowers and vegetables, making the isles known for their horticultural production.
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