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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Lifting and Storing Tender Bulbs in November UK

Which plants need lifting? Not every bulb or tuber needs to come out of the ground in November. Hardy daffodils, crocuses, many alliums and most established spring bulbs stay where…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Pruning Roses in November UK: What to Cut and What to Leave

Do roses need pruning in November? November is a useful month to inspect roses, but it is not always the time for their main prune. In much of the UK,…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Mulching Flower Beds in November: Materials and Method

Why November is a good time to mulch Once the summer display has faded, flower beds are easier to reach and the soil is often still workable. A layer of…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Clearing Fallen Leaves in November Without Harming Wildlife

Not every fallen leaf is a problem Autumn leaves are part of a healthy garden. They protect soil, feed decomposers and shelter beetles, worms and other wildlife. The trick in…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Watering the Garden in a Dry November: UK Guide

Why a dry November needs a different approach November is usually associated with rain, yet some UK autumns bring long dry spells, cold winds and surprisingly thirsty containers. The challenge…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

How to Check Soil Temperature Without Expensive Equipment

How to Check Soil Temperature Without Expensive Equipment It is a useful question for British gardeners who want a productive plot without wasting space, compost or money. The answer depends…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Can You Use Wool Pellets as a Garden Mulch?

Can You Use Wool Pellets as a Garden Mulch? It is a useful question for British gardeners who want a productive plot without wasting space, compost or money. The answer…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

How to Prevent Nutrients Leaching from Outdoor Pots

How to Prevent Nutrients Leaching from Outdoor Pots It is a useful question for British gardeners who want a productive plot without wasting space, compost or money. The answer depends…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

What Causes a Green Crust on Greenhouse Compost?

What Causes a Green Crust on Greenhouse Compost? It is a useful question for British gardeners who want a productive plot without wasting space, compost or money. The answer depends…[...]

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BY Gardening With Ben October 11, 2026

Are Moisture Meters Reliable for Vegetable Containers?

Are Moisture Meters Reliable for Vegetable Containers? It is a useful question for British gardeners who want a productive plot without wasting space, compost or money. The answer depends on…[...]

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