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What to do in the garden in September

Posted on 1st September 202514th September 2025 by Plant Shopper
Category: Garden Blog
september garden

What to do in the garden in September? Autumn is a great time to plant shrubs and perennials because the soil is still warm from the summer and there is new moisture.  Try growing autumn onion sets and garlic bulbs for the best harvests next year. Continue reading What to do in the garden in September

What to do in the garden in August

Posted on 1st August 202510th August 2025 by Plant Shopper
Category: Garden Blog
August garden

What to do in the garden in August? Prune your climbing roses and rambling roses as soon as they have finished flowering, unless they are repeat-flowering, in which case just continue to dead-head them.  Continue reading What to do in the garden in August

What to do in the garden in July

Posted on 1st July 20251st July 2025 by Plant Shopper
Category: Garden Blog
july garden

What to do in the garden in July? Trim and fertilise hanging baskets to give them a boost and they will flower again within a few weeks. Continue to dead-head your perennial plants, bedding plants and roses to help keep summer displays looking fresh and encourage more flowers. Continue reading What to do in the garden in July

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