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Battle Mowers Ltd Main dealer for SALE NOW ON THE ESSENCE OF FINE BRITISH LAWNS For further information please phone 01424 773096 or-email: battlemowers@btconnect.com www.battlemowers.co.uk visit our showroom at The Granary, Station Rd, Battle. TN33 0DE Kate Ball Garden Design & Planting Plans Individual and bespoke garden spaces 07870 627145 www.kateballgardendesign.co.uk BattleMowersWT187.indd 1 26/07/2017 KateBallWT186.indd 12:00 1 11/07/2017 15:32 As a leading firm of passionate and talented garden designers,we design and build beautiful bespoke garden spaces for our clients. Our dedicated team of qualified professionals provide the very best standards of craftmanship throughout every aspect of our project. www.openviewlandscapes.co.uk Tel: 01580 764 090 wealdentimes.co.uk 158 OpenviewLandscapesWT187.indd 1 17/08/2017 11:46
Garden The show can go on! Jo Arnell looks into glorious late summer colour Late summer and the gardening should be easy. There are still plenty of flowers around, joined now by grasses, seedheads and fruits. It could all be peachy out there, but equally it could all be over, or at best, be looking a little careworn and scrappy. I’m always full of enthusiasm back in the spring and the garden centres are stocked with plants that are about to flower. It can be hard to find late flowering plants – and the end of the summer is a distant thought. Many gardens are, or just end up being at their flowery best in June when all the cottage garden lovelies are in full swing – and then they seem to pack up and the garden reverts to green (perhaps speckled with some ubiquitous orange Crocosmia) – just when we are spending lots of time outside. Our autumns are getting longer and warmer too, so we could be enjoying the garden for months yet. If you’d like to be surrounded by colour until Christmas, there are masses of good plants to choose from for a late display – and ways of prolonging the show into autumn and beyond. Daisy daisy Daisies are a big group of plants in the Asteraceae family and each flower is actually a collection of tiny flowers, which is why they are so popular with butterflies and bees; lots of nectar can be accessed from one place, saving flying time. The flower heads make convenient landing platforms too, with their wide centres and sturdy stems. The daisies that bloom in late summer and autumn are the Rudbeckias, Echinaceas, Asters and Heleniums. The range of colours are suitably sultry, verging on autumnal – shades of dusky pink, mellow oranges, russet and mahogany, with splashes of Keeping the show on the road • Deadhead regularly to stop flowers going to seed and the plants thinking that their job is done. This is especially important with annuals like Cosmos and Nicotiana, as they only live for one season. • Feed container plants as the food in the compost only lasts for 6 weeks. Fertiliser high in Potash will keep the flowers coming. • Try to choose plants that have a good overall shape, interesting foliage, berries or stems to continue the interest into winter, even just those that ‘die’ gracefully will bring something extra to the party. • Help the soil retain moisture and prevent weeds growing by applying a mulch in the spring. • Choose plants that flower for a long period – Geranium ‘Rozanne’, Verbena bonariensis and Gaura ‘Whirling Butterflies’ flower continuously from June until the frosts. • Check flowering times when buying plants and make sure there are plenty of late bloomers in your basket… 159 wealdentimes.co.uk
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