Taming a jungle

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

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

Looking after roses Cut back shrub ...

Tidy-up time is valuable as garden debris helps soil, wildlife and next year’s growth

Autumn’s a great time to plant ahead, says Joe Swift . Just work out what you want to see next year — and don’t skimp!

Advice and inspiration with Nige Eaton , horticulture expert at Moss & Moor, Ilkley