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This time of year sees the final harvests from the summer season. The last remaining late potato varieties will be dug up from the ground and also the container-grown potatoes will be lifted and stored in hessian sacks. This will provide us with plenty of potatoes to last us through the Winter Months.
There’s no time just yet for putting your feet up, but you can still enjoy a cosy night beside the fire after a day out in the garden.
With the arrival of autumn, there are a lot of animals preparing themselves to spend the winter hibernating in the warm, looking for a safe haven to escape from the cold. When we speak about hibernation we often think about mammals, especially about the large-sized ones such as bears, but we should remember that hibernation also concerns a lot of the little animals that visit our parks and gardens.
As the air cools and nights lengthen, gardens can provide vital support for a host of animals. Our top November wildlife gardening jobs will help you create a heaven for the harsher months ahead.
Join us as we take a look back at 2024 in the world of giant veg growing, with Kevin Fortey aka Mr Giant Veg!
From Giant veg growing tips, to more 'giant' world records and even a trip across the pond - its been one heck of a year for Kevin and the giant veg community!
The Winter months are on the way, each year the frosts are appearing later and this has provided more time to finish off those essential end of season tasks. The gardens are slowly being cleaned and prepared for the Winter.
Prepare your garden for winter with our complete November checklist — from planting and pruning to frost protection and wildlife care.
As the colder months arrive, it’s time to find creative ways to make your garden feel more enticing. Read on to discover five ways you can brighten your outdoor space so you can enjoy it all year round.
