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The unpredictability of wet and dry weather is impacting our gardens and how well they thrive. But there are simple strategies to make both your plot and your planting more resilient
‘Leave seed heads standing – echinacea, fennel, alliums. They look like sculptures dusted in frost and double up as bird feeders. Beauty with a purpose.’ ● National Garden Scheme Winter Openings: Nove
Advice and inspiration with Nige Eaton , horticulture expert at Moss & Moor, Ilkley
With drier springs becoming the norm, autumn is now the prime season for action in the garden
Sue Bradley rustles up some enticing ways to enable you to enjoy, and benefit from, your garden over the months ahead
Jodie Hilton, National Trust head gardener at Sheffield Park and Garden, talks autumn colour, climate resilience and the joy of woodland walks