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Autumn Garden Tips


Natalie’s autumn garden blog 2026. Birds, bees and butterflies, the enduring presence of perennials, it’s time to plant spring bulbs, Daffodils the first signs of spring, and hedging.
Much like many of us, plants like companions. Marigolds, lavender, geraniums, sunflowers, salvia, borage, verbena, sunflowers, cornflowers, zinnias, bee balm, echinacea, coreopsis and hollyhocks make great companion plants. Brightly coloured flowers also attract birds, bees and butterflies. They’re wonderful pollinators and companions. Plant to encourage birds, bees and butterflies into your garden.

Natalie Quirke
Mar 67 min read


Natalie’s Garden Blog April/May 2025
The Autumn Garden Makeover — in Preparation for Winter It’s a wonderful time to get our gardens organised for winter, as before we know...

Natalie Quirke
May 12, 20254 min read


Autumn Gardening Tips with Natalie Quirke: Dahlias, Deciduous Trees & Seasonal Care
After such a long and dry, warm spell our gardens are welcoming with open arms early autumn rains. The rain is refreshing our gardens, and they in turn are beckoning us into them. It’s time to get organised ahead of winter, and there’s plenty of variety on the gardening front. The still warm soil encourages root growth in new plantings, ahead of winter. In some ways this is the best season for sowing seeds, planting new trees, shrubs and seedlings.

Natalie Quirke
Mar 24, 20254 min read
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