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TOM STUART-SMITH COMBINES THE MUTED COLOURS OF NATIVE TREES WITH COLOURFUL FLOWERS FOR SEASONAL SPARKLE

“THE NUTTY RICH RUSSETS OF THE OAKS IN THE AUTUMN GARDEN ARE FOR ME THE BEST OF ALL”

“My garden here at the Barn in Hertfordshire looks beautiful in autumn. Asters are a mainstay in the borders and my favourites include the tall violet and yellow ‘Violetta’ and delicate pale blue . Some rudbeckias such as . are also still in flower in October in our prairie garden and the seed heads then, is another good late flower for a naturalistic garden if you have space for it – the sturdy stems of yellow daisies can reach over 2.5m (8ft) and look spectacular in large clumps. These flowers all thrive in sun.

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