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Autumn Flowering Plants
How about some autumn flowering plants in your garden? They can be used to easily plug gaps in borders. [Photo CCBY CostelSlincu]
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Tidy Up Your Borders
Now is a great time to tidy up your borders, time to bring your garden into a great shape before winter! [Photo CCBY Lemenide]
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Compost and Diseases
Never ever add diseased material to your compost, it will ruin the entire thing! [Photo CCBY solylunafamilia]
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Mulch with Bark
After tiding your borders you should take the time to mulch them with bark chips. [Photo CCBY EricMartin]
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Digging Over
Continue to dig over your beds, it will benefit you greatly next year, when its time to plant new things. [Photo CCBY-SA darylmitchell]
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Borders and Beds
Take good care to reshape your borders and beds, try to incorporate organic matter from your compost heap into your beds. [Photo CCBY Kirsty Hall]
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Beds and Borders
Making new beds and borders is an important task in your garden that you should take seriously. [Photo CCBY-SA GHR2009]
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Weeding and Cleaning
Gently continue to weed your garden and keep borders clean, do not do a spring cleaning though! [Photo CCBY-SA CherylCox]
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Spring Bulb Planting
Planting spring bulbs in borders now should be a top priority! You want a good looking garden do you not? [Photo CCBY SmabsSputzer]
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Mind The Gaps
Gaps in your borders are annoying and make your garden look bad! Try to fill them with interesting plants! [Photo CCBY-SA SimonMusic]
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