At a time when the garden is looking rubbish, ‘cos its November and
however much we bang on about grasses and seedheads, the garden always
does look rubbish now except for when the sun shines, which it has done a
little bit lately. Good time to think about garden stuff that doesn’t
involve green things.
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You could be forgiven for thinking the November is a time when the garden starts to shut down for winter and nothing much is going on. Look more carefully and you might be surprised. November is often thought of as the start of the gardening year, the month when traditionally trees and shrubs are planted. But for me, the glory of November lies in the colours. Leaves are turning on the trees and even the dead stems of perennials provide a striking backdrop against a riot of gold, bronze, reds and browns.
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