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As rhubarb leaves naturally die back in November they can look sc
For many gardeners, rhubarb, along with tomatoes, courgettes and beans, is a garden staple – and it might well be one of the first plants introduced to the plot! There are so many reasons for this dec
They offer stunning autumn foliage and tasty fruit, making them ideal for patio containers
WILDER WINTER GARDENS
Split crowns every few years so they don’t run out of steam
As the temperatures drop, everything seems to slow down, and while I’m happy for weeds to lose their enthusiasm, I’m pleased that brassicas and root vegetables welcome the chilled-out pace. Shorter da
To enjoy their blooms again next summer, follow these tips for overwintering