
Many summer-flowering, clump-forming perennials can be divided in autumn. Check the timing, roots and aftercare – without automatically cutting back or feeding.
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Many summer-flowering, clump-forming perennials can be divided in autumn. Check the timing, roots and aftercare – without automatically cutting back or feeding.

Bare lawn patches become easier to see after summer. Check the cause first, prepare a fine seedbed and reseed only where soil, weather and seed mix are a...

Three favourite plants, a few labels and two photographic views: record what grows where before many perennials die back for winter.

Clear paths, grass with room to breathe and protected soil: use three simple zones to decide in 20 minutes where autumn leaves need to be moved – and...

An empty pot, suitable seeds and a bright position: plan a small September sowing of loose-leaf lettuce, without a fixed harvest deadline.