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The chill is in the air now. Autumn is a crucial time for garden maintenance in Ireland as it prepares your garden for the colder months ahead. Here are some essential autumn garden tasks specific to Ireland:
1. Now is the time to take plants indoors. A greenhouse is the perfect place for them over the coming winter months.
2. The autumn leaves are falling. Check that gutters and downpipes are not clogged.
3. Now may be the time to think of greenhouse heating and insulation. Greenhouse heaters are available as electric heaters and also paraffin heaters.
3. Greenhouse Bubble insulation is ideal for adding an extra layer of insulation to a greenhouse.
4. Leaf Cleanup: While the falling leaves create a picturesque scene, they also require some maintenance. Raking leaves and adding them to compost or using them as mulch can benefit the garden.
Also, leaf blowers are a versatile outdoor tool commonly used for clearing leaves and debris from yards, gardens, and other outdoor spaces. You can complete your yard cleanup quickly, and while leaf blowers are commonly associated with autumn leaf cleanup, they can be used year-round for tasks such as clearing grass clippings, light snow, or debris from hardscapes.
5. Bulb Planting: Autumn is the ideal time to plant spring-flowering bulbs like daffodils, crocuses, and hyacinths. They'll establish roots before the winter chill and provide early spring colour.
6. Composting: Continue adding organic material to your compost bin, such as leaves, kitchen scraps, and garden waste. Turn the compost pile to help it break down over the winter.
7. Pruning: Prune back roses in late autumn, removing dead or diseased wood and shaping the plant. Trim hedges to maintain their shape before winter.
8. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch to flower beds to help insulate plant roots and retain moisture.
9. Wildlife Support: Provide food and water for birds as they prepare for the winter. Consider planting winter-flowering shrubs like winter heather or mahonia to attract pollinators.
Remember that weather conditions in Ireland can be unpredictable, so it's essential to stay flexible with your gardening tasks. Being proactive in autumn can help ensure a healthier garden in the spring and make your gardening experience more enjoyable throughout the year. Explore our top-quality gardening tools, supplies, and expert advice. Cultivate your green space with confidence and discover the joys of gardening at lenehans.ie
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