"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When the air gets chillier and the leaves turn red and orange, don’t start packing away your gardening ...

Autumn isn't the season we typically associate with beautiful blooms. Foliage and colourful leaves, yes – but not flowers. However, many gorgeous plants peak in the next couple of months. Whether ...

Autumn is slipping slowly into view, bringing with it a crisp, cool breeze and burnt orange tones. For many, this magical season presents a perfect backdrop for whimsical country weddings and ...

Autumn is a tricky time for pollinators as pollen and nectar become scarce. When summer's flowers are spent and trees start shedding their leaves, bees and butterflies struggle to collect the ...

As we're in the thick of August, autumn is just around the corner - and with it comes a drop in temperature. As the year draws to a close, many plants in our gardens become dormant or perish, leaving ...

Autumn sage is queen of fall gardens because few drought-resistant species flower so late. Yet this beauty was named for the habit of blooming in spring with a long second season of color in fall. In ...

* What it is: A flowering cherry tree that blooms in early fall instead of spring. The glossy green leaves and horizontal growth habit (wider than tall) are typical of most cherries, but this one gets ...

According to the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), autumn-flowering crocuses will not grow well in shady, wet places, so make sure they are positioned in a sunny location. The experts said: “They ...

If your bedding is starting to look tired, ditch it for some beautiful autumn plant displays in pots, says Hannah Stephenson. Your dahlias and nerines may still be going strong, but if other annuals ...

As the leaves start to turn and the evenings draw in, it's not just your wardrobe that needs a seasonal switch-up your garden does too. September may signal the end of summer, but it doesn't mean you ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Gardeners, even temporary ones, should always look ahead. Do not narrow your thinking to the present or buy ...