Feeling Frazzled? My Autumn Garden Struggles

Are you feeling frazzled with your autumn garden? In this video, I share my personal struggles and triumphs in managing my cutting garden flowers during this busy season. From dealing with garden overwhelm to figuring out effective gardening tips, I provide insights into how to get organised and tackle your gardening tasks with confidence. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned gardener, you'll find valuable gardening advice that can help you enhance your flower patch and boost your garden productivity.
Join me as I take you through my journey of seasonal planting, offer a garden checklist for productive flowers, and share my strategies for effective garden scheduling. Discover how to keep up with weekly gardening tasks and turn your cut flower garden into a thriving oasis. With these productive gardening tips, you'll be able to manage your cutting patch with ease and enjoy a flourishing garden this autumn. Don't let the season's challenges overwhelm you; instead, embrace the beauty of your garden with practical ideas and inspiration!
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[@deborahclatworthy3885]

Lovely to see your patch and to see I am not the only one feeling a bit frazzled at this stage of the growing season. I have adopted the belt and braces approach to seed planting, half the seedlings go out into the patch and half stay safely inside the polytunnel to grow a bit bigger and hopefully can stand up to the brutal slug/snail attacks. 🤞

[@brambleandbeyond]

I think it's the sensible approach. If the outside ones survive you can forgo the inside ones, or double up on your harvest. Win/win!

[@susiespearing6165]

I sowed my hardy annuals at the end of February and popped them in the coldframe and greenhouse and they were fine ,all were popped out after hardening off the end of March and most were in flower by July so I'm going to stick to that as it's lovely and quiet in Febuary garden wise 🙂 I tried those 60 cell Dowding trays and hated them .I blocked a lot and that was much better .

[@brambleandbeyond]

That sounds like a great plan. Theoretically, there isn't enough warmth and daylight at that time of year for me, plus I don't like gardening in the cold😂 but if I've killed everything by them I will give it a go