Amateur Gardening Magazine - September 23, 2023

Amateur Gardening Magazine - September 23, 2023

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In this issue
“Compact acers bring vibrant colour and take up little space,” says Louise Curley
“It’s not too late for autumn-flowering bulbs,” says Camilla
Focus on... Compost heaps
Waste not, want not when it comes to recycling garden scraps, says Lucy – and the results of your endeavours will help to nourish the next generation of crops

2 mins
In fine fettle
Comma butterflies are flourishing in fine weather, says Val

3 mins
What's in store?
The hard work is over and the crops are gathered – but don’t let careless storage ruin your harvests, says Bob

2 mins
Just sow and they'll grow
California poppies are great for poor soils, says Ruth

1 min
Bulbs to brighten winter
Forced bulbs provide indoor colour and scent, says Ruth

1 min
Cuttings for plant security
Propagate tender perennials before winter, says Ruth

1 min
Plant out hardy youngsters
Most plants will fare better in soil than pots, says Ruth

2 mins
Bulbs flourish in containers
Growing in pots is the ideal way to brighten small spaces

2 mins
Spring bulb season is here!
Start planting now for a bright start to the year, said Ruth

2 mins
Plant your own Florist's garden
Want to save money and enjoy cut-flower varieties you won't find in the shops? Sow hardy annuals now and you'll have the pick of the bunch next year, says Hazel Sillver

5 mins
Best plants for clay soil
Clay soils can be challenging, but are among the most fertile. Anne Swithinbank explains how treat clay soils right and reveals those plants that suit them the best

7 mins
Magic roundabouts
Roundabouts growing wild are nature reserves, says Val

2 mins
Future potato planning
There is a knack to selecting the best potatoes for next year's planting. Bob reveals which tubers to keep

2 mins
Annual with eternal charm
Dwarf larkspurs are traditional favourite, says Ruth

1 min
Think about going organic
This month is the time to start eco-gardening, says Ruth

2 mins
What to do this month
I'm planting, clearing and prepping for autumn, says Ruth

1 min
Autumn perennial care
Autumn is one of the best times for planting, says Ruth

2 mins
Winter crops and plan ahead
It's time to replenish empty soil for next year's plants

2 mins
Fruit and veg in autumn
I'm eking out the last tasty scraps of summer, says Ruth

2 mins
Agapanthus under attack
A gall midge is spreading across the country ruining our agapanthus. Toby explains how to thwart it

2 mins
Pretty polyanthus
August is the time to sow seeds of polyanthus to give you masses of colourful blooms in 20 months' time, says James Cobbold, as he reveals his top tips

4 mins
Hornets and wasps
Val looks at two insects that are important pollinators

3 mins
Prepare for winter harvests
Now's the time to start planning for winter, says Bob, as he explains what will survive the colder months

2 mins
All our gardens are valid
Monty and Alan must move with the times

2 mins
Rose care in late summer
There is still time to get more flowers

2 mins
Miracle-Gro peat-free vs peat
'Trial by tomato' to pit Erin peat compost against peat-free

2 mins
Spike your interest with Éryngiums
Loved for their sculptural shapes and cool colour palette, sea hollies will give gardens a border boost from late summer into autumn

4 mins
Nature's way
Graham Rice asks why force climbers up obelisks and poles when they can grow naturally and more spectacularly in shrubs?

6 mins
Top Ten Phlox
In a kaleidoscope of colours, many with a fantastic fragrance, phlox are a must-have for borders and rock gardens

6 mins
The power to poison
Take care when buying farmyard manure, says Toby, as it may contain herbicides that can damage your plants...

2 mins
Amateur Gardening Magazine Description:
Publisher: Future
Category: Gardening
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
Every week, Amateur Gardening is the first choice for both beginners and knowledgeable gardeners looking for advice and easy-to-follow practical features on growing flowers, trees, shrubs as well as fruit and vegetables. Be inspired, by our beautifully illustrated features covering plant and flower groups, both home grown and exotic, and take a sneak peek into some of the most beautiful private gardens around the country. Plus, every week we feature expert opinion and tips from some of gardening’s most influential exponents including Toby Buckland, Bob Flowerdew, Anne Swithinbank, Peter Seabrook and Jo Whittingham.
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