Musings from the Potting Shed September 2026
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Musings from the Potting Shed September 2026
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As summer begins to fade here in Suffolk, I've been thinking about something gardeners often say at this time of year: it's time to put the garden to bed.
But I'm not sure I want to.
In this month's Musings from the Potting Shed, I reflect on why autumn doesn't have to mean the end of the gardening year. From weeding and mulching the raised beds, to making space for November's garlic and January's broad beans, there's already plenty happening beneath the surface.
And then there are the flowers. Pansies, violas, wallflowers and spring bulbs aren't just there to add colour. On a cold, grey Suffolk morning, they might provide exactly the reason I need to pull on my coat, grab a coffee and spend ten minutes outside.
Because perhaps we don't need to put our gardens to bed for winter.
Perhaps they, and we, just need to change gear.
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