If you have a large garden ... Use an autumn lawn fertiliser, which is high in phosphates and potash. This will help strong roots to develop, which will produce healthy leaves.

Autumn is back, bringing with it a dazzling patchwork of foliage. From fiery-red maple leaves to coppery-bronze beech trees, it won't be long until the UK's forests begin to change colour.

A native British tree with colourful leaves throughout every season will add interest to your garden all year round.

This plant has stunning coral red stems and lime green leaves which turn soft yellow in autumn ... of GardeningExpress.co.uk.

Gardeners are being urged to resist the temptation to clear away autumn leaves from their lawns, as they still have a ...

Not to mention, they produce hazen apples annually and bear fruit early on. Elmore Roots owner David Fried explains that you ...

If you only have a small garden ... Rake up leaves weekly and stash in the bag. When almost full, sprinkle with water, shake and tie. Store in a shady spot and the following autumn the leaves ...

Whether you are buying new tubers or replanting those you dug up and stored from the garden in autumn, plant in some fresh compost and keep the soil moist. As they grow and develop leaves ...

You might not spend as much time in your garden during winter, but if you keep an eye out you'll still see plenty of bird activity. Here are some of the birds you're likely to spot spending time in ...