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By the time October rolls around, many herbaceous perennials start to fade and collapse. While it can be tempting to cut everything back for a tidy garden, the smartest approach is more selective. Some plants benefit from being cut down in autumn, while others are best left standing to provide food, shelter, and structure through the colder months. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you know what to cut, what to leave, and how to do it in a wildlife-friendly way. Tools You’l

As autumn settles over Scotland, our landscapes come alive with russet tones, misty mornings, and shorter days. While many animals...

As the golden hues of autumn settle in, Scottish gardens are quietly preparing for winter. October may feel like a time to wind down, but...

As the golden light of autumn settles across Scotland’s landscapes, it’s the perfect time to get outside and prepare your garden for the...

As summer fades and the air turns crisp, many gardeners in Scotland think the growing season is over. But don’t pack away your tools just...

Scotland’s September weather can be unpredictable—cooler temperatures, increased rainfall, and early frosts in northern areas mean it’s...

Step 1: Scarify the Lawn Why?  Removes thatch (a layer of dead grass and moss), allowing light, air, and nutrients to reach the soil....

🕒 Why September? September offers the perfect conditions: The soil is still warm , encouraging strong root growth . Bulbs have time to...

🌿 Top 10 Tips for Gardening in Scotland in September As summer begins to slip away and the crisp scent of autumn fills the air,...

Dividing perennials is a fantastic way to keep your established plants healthy, encourage more vigorous growth, and get more plants for...

Preparing seedbeds and sowing hardy annuals directly into the ground is a fundamental gardening task, especially as the weather starts to...

April in Scotland is a time of awakening in the garden, with the promise of spring finally taking hold. However, the weather can still be...

The act of cultivating your own fruits and vegetables transcends mere sustenance; it's a deeply fulfilling endeavour that nourishes both...

March in Scotland, with its lengthening days and (hopefully) a touch more warmth in the air, signals the start of the gardening season....

Gardening in Scotland in March requires a bit of caution, as the weather can still be quite unpredictable. Here's a breakdown of key...

Gardening in Scotland during January can be challenging due to the cold weather and limited daylight hours. However, there are still...

Top Gardening Tips for December in Scotland December in Scotland can be a harsh month for gardens, but there's still plenty to do to...

Gardening in Scotland during November can be a rewarding experience, but it requires a bit of extra care and preparation due to the...

Gardening in October in Scotland can be challenging due to the colder temperatures and shorter days. However, with a little planning and...

Make the most of your garden in Scotland this September with our top tips. From planting spring bulbs to harvesting produce, keep your...