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With their striking foliage in a range of bold colours, heucheras, and the
Hardy fuchsias bring jewel-like droplets of enduring colour delicately suspended in borders to brighten the September garden
Free-flowering heleniums must be one of the most attractive candidates for the flower garden, producing branching sprays of abundant, velvety textured daisies in warm shades of yellow, orange, red and
Liz Zorab picks her favourite self-seeding and spreading plants for easier gardening
Plants are so clever at adapting to their increasingly hot, sunny and dry surroundings
Many grasses are capable of thriving in those less-than-sunny spots
Look to the beautiful beds and borders of Hidcote Manor to discover how to prolong the season of interest, with this advice from National Trust head gardener Lottie Allen