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“The Potting Shed” is our monthly email sent free of charge to our Gardening Club members, full of expert advice and exclusive offers. For over 75 years, Marshalls Garden have been helping gardeners to grow, let us help you make the most of your autumn garden and prepare for the season ahead, with our handy checklists for the coming months.


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Bulb planting ideas


Bulbs fr Nauralisi Create carpets of beautiful drifts for spring bulbs scattered around trees, shady spots and in lawns. Naturalising gives your garden a natural flowing style.


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Layered Planting


‘Layered’ or ‘Lasagne’ planting is an easy and creative way to get a succession of flowers across spring. Pick your favourite bulbs and layer them up, starting with the bulb that needs to be planted the deepest and carry on your layers until you get near the top of your pot.


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Mulching your beds and borders is a smart practice in autumn. It helps retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and protect plants from freezing temperatures. Organic mulches, like compost or wood chips, break down over time, enriching the soil for healthier plants.


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