Ciar Byrne is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and the Worthing Herald, focusing on gardening and lifestyle topics. With a passion for plants and outdoor spaces, Ciar provides readers with essential gardening tips, gift ideas, and recommendations for creating beautiful and inviting gardens.
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Gardening expert Ciar Byrne says from next month until the end of March, you can plant raspberries bare-root. Autumn is the best time to give them a chance to settle in.
Gardening expert Anya Lautenbach is sharing her wisdom in a new book The Money-Saving Garden Year, showing how to have a beautiful and productive garden without spending the earth.
If you are planning to create a new lawn, the first decision you need to make is whether to sow it from seed or lay turf. Seed is more affordable but takes longer, while turf is pricier but gives instant impact.
CIAR BYRNE: Even though I live in Lewes, East Sussex - the bonfire capital of the world - fireworks are not the only reason I get excited at the start of November.
CIAR BYRNE: If you have a greenhouse, now is a good time to prepare it for the coming winter.
Before colder weather arrives, take advantage of dry days by cutting back, pruning and tidying the garden ahead of winter.
While most spring bulbs can be planted earlier in the autumn, November is the best month to plant tulips. The colder temperatures reduce the risk of them succumbing to the disease tulip fire.
As we enter the darkest part of the year, you might think there is not much blooming in the garden, but this could not be further from the truth.
Just after leaf fall is one of the best times to take hardwood cuttings from existing deciduous shrubs and climbers in your garden, giving you lots more for free next year.
Many of us were caught off guard by this week's cold snap and may not have had time to prepare the garden before snow hit. Once temperatures rise again, check for damage among your plants.
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