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Fionnuala Fallon

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Fionnuala Fallon

    Garden Q&A: Should I dig up rose bushes to grow in my own garden or take cuttings? (opens the original)

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    My late mother was a great gardener with a particular love of roses. She passed away recently, and the family home is going to be put up for sale. I’m thinking of either digging up some of the rose bushes from her garden or taking cuttings of them to grow in my own garden as a nice reminder of her. Which would you advise? You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates more home - gardening in autumn articles

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Fionnuala Fallon

    The cold, hard truth is that winter is not too far off in the garden (opens the original)

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    Like a lot of people, I try my best at this time of year to ignore the fact that autumn has arrived while winter is fast approaching. But of course, this head-in-the-sand approach only ever works for so long. Instead, everywhere in the garden are unmistakable signs of the seasonal shift, from trees heavy with fruit and spiderwebs silver-beaded with dew, to shades of gold and nutmeg in the hedgerows. Much as we might wish summer to linger a little longer, the year is inexorably turning, a signal

  3. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Fionnuala Fallon

    Make white flowers glow in your garden (opens the original)

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    As a gardener as well as a florist, I’ve learned to be wary of white. Flowers in this colour are what you might call ‘shouty’, sometimes at odds with their neighbours and difficult to position well, especially in the hard, harsh light of a hot summer’s day. Adding to the challenge is the fact that there’s not just one but many shades of white, from warm creamy white to grey-white and icy-white. They don’t always get along. Put a cool white right next to a warm white, for example, and it will loo

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