In their latest column, Nuala Doherty and Conall O’Caoimh tell us about taking cuttings from perennial salvias, planting bee-friendly veronicastrums and checking
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Pruning is an important task in late summer, especially for perennial plants and shrubs that have finished their blooming cycle. Regular deadheading
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In his Late Summer Issue column, Klaus Laitenberger tells us about sowing autumn and winter salads, drying garlic and onions, growing the
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In her Late Summer column, Rosie Maye tells readers about a range of topics to care for the trees, shrubs and flowers
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In his latest column, Colm O’Driscoll tells us about sowing overwintering Japanese onions and chard seed, pruning woody herbs and a whole
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For some perennials it’s all about making a brief but showy appearance – just think of the satiny bowls of oriental poppies
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Meteorologically, 2024 is proving to be a memorable year for all of the wrong reasons and late summer is no different. While
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Watering plants is often considered one of the simplest gardening tasks. Yet, in Ireland, we often get fooled into thinking that our
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