A quiet month to take on some pruning and tidying jobs while the garden is dormant.

As you sense the end of winter, this is the time to finish up structural jobs.

The weather is warming and now is a great time to think about planting, dividing and cutting back herbaceous plants.

Spring is in the air! Watch things burst into life and keep on top of weeding.

Keep on top of new growth, but remember to leave spaces for biodiversity.

As the garden transitions from spring to summer, cut back early growth to ensure herbaceous plants don’t get too leggy.

This is often one of the hottest months of the year and a great time to sit out and enjoy your garden.

As summer draws to a close, make sure you’ve pruned your wisteria, cherry trees and rambling roses for flowering next year.

With the weather cooling, now is a great time to tidying up the garden and give everything a good weed - making sure to leave messier spaces for biodiversity over winter.

As autumn begins, make sure you’ve got your rainwater capture systems in place.

With the cold weather set in, now is a great time to mulch beds and borders.

As the rain falls, daydream about next year.