Posts Tagged: autumn colour

Spectacular trees!

We are surrounded by spectacular trees this October.  The hot dry summer made some trees shed their leaves early, but those leaves that hung on are turning to beautiful autumn colours.  The hot summer also encouraged trees to create fruit and seeds so there are masses of acorns, conkers and berry’s as well. Where to… Read more »

Plant, Plant, Plant

October is a great time to plant.  Plant bulbs for spring colour. Plant trees and shrubs for long term structure, colour and form Plant hedges to define your boundaries and areas of your garden Bulbs Spring bulbs need planting now, crocus, daffodil, along with tulips and alliums (ornamental onions) all need the winter in the… Read more »

October; the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness

October brings autumn and the colours are likely to be spectacular this year.  Already in our local parks and open spaces the trees are beginning to turn; changing from sober summer green to vibrant reds, oranges and yellows.  If you get a chance, do visit an arboretum, such as Batsford, near Morton in Marsh, you… Read more »