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October 02, 2025

AUTUMN HAS SO MUCH TO ENJOY WITH ITS VIVID COLOURS AND SURPRISES

- DIARMUID GAVIN

AS the temperature drops and the light becomes more golden, the autumnal garden holds many wonders. While there is always a melancholy for the passing of summer, there is still much to enjoy.

It is the season of fruitfulness and this fruiting takes many forms from rose hips to berries as well as mushrooms pushing up through the lawn. There's also the fiery glow of deciduous trees turning crimson and orange before they shed their leaves in preparation for winter. to savour

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