Cold nights and frosty mornings are soon upon us, which signals the perfect time to start putting our gardens to bed in preparation for the harsh winter months. A little bit of care and attention now will help your garden to thrive when the excitement of spring rolls around!

Whether in a small garden limited on space, or one in which you have the luxury of corners you can leave to wild, Sarah & Arthur share their advice on protecting your most delicate bulbs, clearing leaves in a wildlife-friendly way, and using them to create a lovely, crumbly leafmould.

In this episode, discover:

The flower varieties most in need of Winter care
Tending to a small garden where you’re unable to leave a corner to wild
Why you should ditch the leaf blower in favour of a more wildlife-friendly rake - and avoid over-tidying
Martha Stewart’s recipe for a bird feeder wreath
Rotting down old leaves into a productive leaf mould

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Putting the Garden to Bed for Winter with Sarah Raven & Arthur Parkinson - Episode 38