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July is busy for gardeners: consistent watering and feeding are vital for crops, control pests regularly, care for indoor plants, and help wildlife by maintaining fresh water and safe feeding areas.

As winter approaches, November is the time to protect tender plants, repot herbs, and plan ahead for next year’s growth. From garden and pond care to festive preparations indoors, Morley Nurseries share their essential tips to keep your garden vibrant through the colder months.

On the plot Get planting your Garlic directly into the ground, and prune back your Blackberries. It is also time…

June gardening guide including planting tasks, care tips, pond maintenance, key dates, and featured plants of the month.

February is perfect for getting your garden ready for the season ahead.

January is a busy month for gardeners! Seed potatoes are now available, and it’s the perfect time to chit them before planting. Forcing rhubarb will encourage the growth of tender young stems by spring.

Now’s the time to sow your winter salad indoors, including varieties like lettuce, radishes, micro-shoots, and pea sprouts. It’s also a great time to plant soft fruits and fruit trees.

Prepare your garden for winter with November’s essential gardening tips. Discover which trees, shrubs, and winter-hardy perennials thrive in the colder season, and learn how to plant and care for them to enjoy blooms come spring. Find advice on protecting delicate plants, preparing your pond, and feeding garden wildlife. Plus, explore what to prune, mulch, and shelter to keep your garden looking its best as winter approaches.

Get your garden ready for the colder months with essential tips for planting spring-flowering bulbs, caring for your pond and houseplants, and attracting wildlife. Learn what to sow, prune, and protect in your garden this October, and discover the best picks for perennials, climbers, shrubs, and trees to bring vibrant autumn color to your outdoor space.

September is a pivotal month in the gardening calendar, marking the transition from summer’s abundance to autumn’s preparation. With the changing seasons, there are plenty of tasks to keep you busy, from planting and pruning to planning for the cooler months ahead. Here’s a guide to help you make the most of your garden this September.