
Getting your garden ready for Autumn
Ah, autumn – the season of abundance in the garden, where nature herself sets the stage for a spectacular symphony of growth and preparation.
As the temperatures cool and the earth warms beneath our feet, it's the perfect time for gardeners to roll up their sleeves and indulge in the delights of the season.

MULCHING AND COMPOSTING
Not only does mulch help retain precious moisture in the soil and stave off pesky weeds, but it also enriches the earth with essential nutrients. And with autumn's bounty of fallen leaves at your disposal, there's no excuse not to start composting!
Gather those golden treasures from the trees, along with kitchen scraps and lawn clippings, and watch as your compost heap transforms into black gold before your very eyes.

APPLYING FERTILISERS
As the season shifts towards winter, our lawns and plants need a little extra TLC to fortify them against the cold months ahead.
Autumn is the perfect opportunity to lavish your plants with nutrient-rich fertilisers, ensuring they emerge from their winter slumber stronger and more vibrant than ever.

PRUNING PLANTS AND TREES
Not only does pruning promote the health and vitality of our beloved plants, but it also enhances their natural beauty, coaxing new growth with each carefully snipped branch.
And let's not forget our perennial friends – a spot of pruning can work wonders, ensuring they burst in all their glory come summertime.

WHY NOT PLANT SOME FRUIT TREES?
Autumn offers the perfect window of opportunity for fruit tree saplings to take root and flourish, ready to bear sweet fruits come the warmer months.

PLANT SOME BULBS
Autumn is the time to plant bulbs, providing them with ample opportunity to establish themselves before bursting in a riot of color come springtime.
With a little foresight and planning, your garden will be awash with beauty in the months to come.
Our favourites to plant are daffodils and iris.

DEALING WITH PESTS IN AUTUMN
Pests – the bane of every gardener's existence!
But fear not, for nature has provided us with her own arsenal in the form of herbs like dill and pennyroyal. Plant these fragrant defenders in your garden, and watch as they repel unwanted visitors with ease, leaving your precious plants unscathed and flourishing.
So there you have it, a guide to making the most of autumn in your garden.
With a little love and attention, your outdoor oasis will thrive and flourish, providing you with endless joy and beauty throughout the season and beyond.
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