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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Ciar Byrne predominantly covers gardening and related topics with a focus on the UK. She seems to favor seasonal content, such as essential tasks for gardens during specific weeks, and reviews of plants or garden-related products.
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For some plants, it has been a difficult year with a cold spring and damp early summer providing the perfect conditions for slugs.
CIAR BYRNE: From late summer to autumn, these tall tender perennials look brilliant in tropical and mixed borders, or by themselves in a large container, making great summer bedding.
CIAR BYRNE: By the end of summer, the high moors of Yorkshire and Scotland are alight with purple heather.
This week, UK gardening expert CIAR BYRNE recommends thinking about what bulbs to plant, cleaning out your shed and harvesting fruit - amongst other handy tips and tricks.
Transforming your outdoor space into a high-end garden sanctuary seems like a pricey venture. Here are 16 tips to help you achieve the garden of your dreams without spending the earth.
The back-to-school energy of September is here and it is just as evident in the garden as in the office. After the summer lull, it's time to return to work and get cracking on new projects.
Some potted plants might be starting to look a little tired and this is the time to freshen them up. Winter pansies are a classic, available in a wide range of colours from sherbet lemon to deep purple.
By: Ciar Byrne
The move by owners Petroineos is expected to lead to the loss of 400 jobs over the next two years.
From now until the middle of October is the best time to plant evergreen shrubs. There are plenty to choose from for all garden situations.
Gardening expert Ciar Byrne spoke to Joe Lofthouse, who is in charge of growing edibles at the RHS Harlow Carr garden in North Yorkshire, about what to sow in September.
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