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Autumn Colour

If summer colours are lilacs, pinks and blues then autumn colours are reds, golds, bronze and purples. The colours of autumn are rich and warm whilst in …

September 30, 2017Seasons Read more
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Suttons Autumn Favourites

Many summer flowering plants will keep going right through to the first frosts and then of course there are other plants that simply come into their own during …

July 27, 2015In Your Garden Now, Planting Flowers, Seasons, Shrubs Read more
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Sweet Pea – Queen of the Annuals

If asked on BBC’s Pointless programme to name a pretty and perfumed flower the sweet pea would be a high scorer and therefore an answer to be avoided. Well …

March 19, 2015Flower Growing Guides Read more

Sowing seeds in November

I’m not at my best in Autumn – I was reminded of this when I realised that I’d written this post (Becoming reconciled with Autumn) just …

November 24, 2010In Your Garden Now Read more

Spicy Leek and potato soup

Another seasonal recipe Spicy Leek and Potato Soup Knob of butter or drizzle of oil 2 leeks, sliced finely 200g potato, peeled and cubed 1 chopped onion 2 …

October 15, 2010Free Recipes 1 CommentRead more

More Pumpkin/squash recipes

Ok, this is a two fold post as first of all I thought you might like to know how to make your own pumpkin puree to use for pies and muffins etc from all the …

October 14, 2010Free Recipes Read more

How to keep your plants cosy over winter

With the autumn well underway and the winter fast approaching, now is the time to think about keeping your plants cosy for the winter and protecting them …

November 17, 2009Vegetable Growing Read more

Becoming reconciled with Autumn

I’m not at my best in Autumn. The short days deprive us of light and the wet weather just adds to the feeling of lethargy. And with Spring a long way …

November 11, 2009News from Suttons Read more

Brilliant Busy Lizzie

I’m impressed.   These little plants have really lived up to their names!  They have flowered constantly through the summer and are still covered in …

October 14, 2009Planting Flowers Read more

In your Garden in October

Not only is there a lot of lifting and clearing of summer flowering items to be done during the month of October, but many flower and vegetable varieties can …

October 5, 2009In Your Garden Now Read more
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