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'Stop weeds growing in your garden this autumn' (opens the original)
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Weeds are simply plants growing in the wrong place, but be aware that weeds can provide a surprising amount of insight about our gardens. By early October, as the summer growth settles down, the weeds that keep appearing can reveal patterns in your soil, drainage, and the way different areas are used. One plant alone can’t provide a complete diagnosis, but repeated growth in the same places can give you helpful hints. Start with where weeds are appearing. Common plantain often thrives in lawns,
Stop weeds growing in your garden now with these three clever hacks - AOL (opens the original)
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Weeds are simply plants growing in the wrong place, but be aware that weeds can provide a surprising amount of insight about our gardens. By early October, as the summer growth settles down, the weeds that keep appearing can reveal patterns in your soil, drainage, and the way different areas are used. One plant alone can't provide a complete diagnosis, but repeated growth in the same places can give you helpful hints. Start with where weeds are appearing. Common plantain often thrives in lawns,
Turn a sunny patio into your new orchard this autumn - no garden needed - AOL (opens the original)
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You don't need an orchard to enjoy home-grown fruit. A sunny patio can grow strawberries, blueberries, currants and even productive apple, pear or cherry trees, if you choose container-suitable types. Late September is particularly useful because you can still plant some fruits now, enjoy the last harvests, and make plans for what you would like to add next. Strawberries are an excellent place to start. You can plant runners or young plants into pots, troughs or hanging baskets now, whilst condi
Turn a sunny patio into your new orchard this autumn – no garden needed (opens the original)
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You don’t need an orchard to enjoy home-grown fruit. A sunny patio can grow strawberries, blueberries, currants and even productive apple, pear or cherry trees, if you choose container-suitable types. Late September is particularly useful because you can still plant some fruits now, enjoy the last harvests, and make plans for what you would like to add next. Strawberries are an excellent place to start. You can plant runners or young plants into pots, troughs or hanging baskets now, whilst condi
The temperature's dropping but you can still enjoy wonderful autumn crops from your garden - AOL (opens the original)
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By mid-September, the garden's pace is changing, but the growing season doesn't need to come to a halt. With some protection, considerate crop choices, and some simple tricks, you can keep leaves, herbs, and hardy vegetables growing for longer, even without a greenhouse. Protecting plants through cold nights, heavy rain and sudden frosts helps make the most of the warmth still held in the soil and enjoy some wonderful autumn crops. Start with plants that naturally cope with cooler weather. Winte
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