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What to do this month...
Some summer-flowering shrubs need cutting back
Autumn and winter tend to be the seasons when the structure of a garden is most appreciated. Frost picks out the shapes of evergreen shrubs and hedging, and sun pierces through a filigree of bare bran
Advice and inspiration with Nige Eaton , horticulture expert at Moss & Moor, Ilkley
Once bush roses have finished flowering, prune them by between one-third and a half. Cutting them back will reduce the risk of them being rocked in windy weather through autumn and winter, which can l
Clear away flower stems on perennials that no longer look good in your borders or that have flopped over so are unable to provide structure to the garden in winter. Cut them off at the base so you can
Looking after roses Cut back shrub ...
Plants and patios both need your attention now
