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Hannah Stephenson

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
27
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Sep 15, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Independent
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Hannah Stephenson

    Cyclamen: Which of these autumn favourites will last? (opens the original)

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    Heading into autumn, many gardeners will be picking up pots of brightly coloured cyclamen in shades ranging from deep red through pink and white, to add to their containers. They are tuberous and can survive the heat of summer, many flowering with the onset of autumn rain, their blooms appearing before the delicate-looking foliage. Yet some will last much longer than others which are bred to last just through the autumn before succumbing to frost, while others may go through winter and can be pl

  2. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Hannah Stephenson

    Ways to declutter your garden shed for autumn (opens the original)

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    As people start to think about putting away their gardening tools, mowers and other items which won’t be needed in the cooler months, it’s time to clear out your shed clutter to make space. “If your shed has just become a repository for putting things away, then your operating space will slowly creep towards the door, when you can’t get to stuff,” says Sam Jenkinson, head of marketing at Tiger Sheds and a self-professed shed devotee with five sheds at home. He puts shed owners into three categor

  3. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Hannah Stephenson

    Should you plant spring bulbs now? Experts issue warning after hot summer (opens the original)

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    So, it’s almost time to plant your spring bulbs – or is it? With the ground still rock hard following a sweltering summer, gardeners are advised to at least delay planting bulbs until rain has softened the earth. “It’s better to wait for the soil to cool a bit more before planting but on the flip side, it’s still good to get into garden centres and choose the varieties you want early while there’s the best selection,” says Ian Clark, Taylors Bulbs marketing manager. “But it’s definitely better t

  4. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Hannah Stephenson

    The best flowers for planting a vibrant autumn pot display in your garden (opens the original)

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    While the current weather may still feel Mediterranean, autumn is almost here, making this an ideal moment to clear out tired summer containers and substitute them with vibrant seasonal plantings. Stores and garden centres are now filled with later-flowering plant species including cyclamen, skimmias, hebes, violas and pansies, alongside flowering heathers in shades of purple, pink or white, feathery ornamental grasses and lush evergreens. If the goal is simply to secure immediate displays of co

  5. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Hannah Stephenson

    The best flowers for planting a vibrant autumn pot display in your garden (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone · English

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    While the current weather may still feel Mediterranean, autumn is almost here, making this an ideal moment to clear out tired summer containers and substitute them with vibrant seasonal plantings. Stores and garden centres are now filled with later-flowering plant species including cyclamen, skimmias, hebes, violas and pansies, alongside flowering heathers in shades of purple, pink or white, feathery ornamental grasses and lush evergreens. If the goal is simply to secure immediate displays of co

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