The English Garden

Last LIGHT

Despite the shorter days and cooler evenings, it is possible to enjoy the dwindling golden hours of autumn outdoors, as the chill of winter draws ever closer. Late autumn days may still be warm and tender, while evenings offer clear starry skies. Wrap up warmly and focus on comfortable seating and lighting to make the most of your garden’s last hurrah.

FURNISH A Space

Entertaining outdoors takes on a different mood in autumn. Picnicking is probably best

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