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October is a beautiful month of autumnal colours, mushrooms and first frosts. Crisp, blue-sky days (we do sometimes have a few) are the perfect time to tidy up and cut back in the garden. If you grow fruit and veg, there's still plenty to harvest and store for the cold winter months ahead.

• Divide established rhubarb crowns to create new plants

• Plant out spring cabbages

• Harvest apples, pears, grapes and nuts

• Finish collecting seeds from the garden to sow

Yorkshire Gardens has been lucky to meet a great deal of excellent people during our time in business and we always look to create long-lasting relationships with clients through our shared admiration of garden design.

Though our projects may be short in time, as we always aim to get your new space expedited as quickly as possible for you to enjoy, we’re always happy to see it spark further conversation amongst the online design community.

Two of our most recent insights into our clients

Anyone into ‘wild’ swimming? Well how about having your very own freshwater swimming pool?

Natural, chlorine-free pools in gardens are becoming more and more popular….

there’s something about swimming in natural water that leaves you feeling relaxed, revived and in tune with nature.

A swimming pond will act as a fresh water habitat and work with plants and animals to provide hygienic water for swimming.

A circulation system driven by a standard aquarium air pump moves the water