What to do in your garden in September

Continue deadheading late season bloomers such as dahlias and salvias to keep them flowering to the first frosts.
Herbaceous perennials can be lifted and divided now to propogate and rejuvenate them, but must be planted back immediately.
Start to clear up spent plants and dead and dying leaves. This has a two prong effect in continuing to keep the garden looking tidy, but more importantly to prevent pest and disease overwintering.
Lawns can often look tired and worn out at this time of year. Scarify and aerate it followed by treating with autumn lawn care. Products range from £5.00.
Now is the time to plant new trees, shrubs, climbers and perennials so they look established for next spring. We have plenty in stock to choose from.
Pep up your spring display by planting more bulbs in the garden. Plenty of bright cheerful varieties in stock.