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As the vibrant days of summer fade into crisp autumn mornings, it’s time to prepare your garden for the colder months ahead, the work you do now will set the stage for a healthy, thriving garden in the spring. Weve put together this checklist to help ensure that no corner of your garden is left unattended as the days grow shorter.

Even as the weather cools, your veggie patch doesn’t have to sit empty! There are several crops that can be planted now in September that will grow through winter, giving you fresh produce well into the colder months and ensuring a head start for the next growing season.

One of the most effective ways to replenish and protect your soil through the colder months is by sowing green manure. Green manure crops are fast-growing plants that are sown specifically to cover and protect the soil, adding valuable nutrients and organic matter as they grow and decompose.

Autumn is a fantastic time for tree planting. The cooler temperatures and moist soil conditions provide the ideal environment for young trees to establish strong root systems before the onset of winter. If you’re considering adding trees to your garden this autumn, you’re making a choice that will benefit your garden for years to come.

Summer is the perfect time to host a garden party. The warm weather and longer days create an ideal setting for outdoor entertaining. Whether you’re planning a casual get-together or a more formal affair, transforming your garden into a welcoming space for guests can be both fun and rewarding. Here are some decorating and entertaining tips to help you host the perfect summer garden party.

The garden centre is currently brimming with vibrant bedding and perennial plants. With summer upon us, it’s the perfect time to create new summer borders or use these colourful plants to fill gaps in your existing borders.