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5 simple methods to attract autumn birds to your garden (opens the original)
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Garden boss Chris Bonnett from GardeningExpress has offered tips for homeowners who want to make their gardens more welcoming to birds this autumn. As the weather starts to get colder, birds will need more energy to keep warm, which makes finding reliable food sources especially crucial at this time of year. There are plenty of natural ways to make a garden more appealing to birds without having to completely transform it. In fact, leaving parts of the garden a little untidy can actually be bene
6 gardening jobs to do before the end of September including lawn and daffodils (opens the original)
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September can sometimes feel like a limbo month for gardeners, especially this year. After a record-breaking summer, the heatwaves have died down, rain has fallen, but the first frost is still a while away. This often leaves many gardeners feeling like there’s not an awful lot to do but actually this is the perfect time for a garden reset before the first day of autumn officially arrives. It’s a great time to tackle jobs that will help the garden recover from the summer and prepare it for the mo
Gardeners urged to check plant pots and containers this week (opens the original)
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Chris Bonnett, founder of GardeningExpress, has shared his tips on what gardeners should do to help their plants recover as we move from drought conditions to wetter weather. After weeks of dry weather, it can be tempting to assume that a few days of rain will solve all of your garden's problems. However, drought-stressed plants may take time to recover, and heavy rainfall does not always mean that enough water has reached their roots. In very dry conditions, soil can become hard and compacted,
Horticulturist names 8 easy gardening jobs to do before the end of August (opens the original)
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August is all about balancing the final days of summer and higher temperatures with preparing your garden for the cooler months ahead. It’s an ideal time to harvest the last of your summer crops and deadhead faded flowers, helping to encourage next year’s blooms while taking care not to cut into new growth or developing buds. With hot weather still forecast, it’s also important that you water the garden deeply, particularly autumn bulbs and hardy annuals, which need adequate moisture to establis
Lawns will grow back greener and healthier if gardeners stop doing common task (opens the original)
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The country has experienced record-breaking temperatures so far this year, with last month being the warmest June on record for England. While many of us have been making the most of the sunshine, our gardens often suffer as lawns become brittle, plants become scorched and flowering begins to wilt. Many gardeners make the mistake of watering their plants too frequently during hot spells and applying fertiliser to lawns which can actually cause further stress and damage in the heat. Instead, it’s
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