Garden

A spectacular plant in full growth, rodgersia also makes a show of dark-red leaves in autumn, writes Gerry Daly.

From face masks to tasty snacks, there are many ways to make the most out of your pumpkins beyond decoration and reduce waste, writes Deirdre Verney.

October is the month for clearing beds and planting winter hardy crops to provide some early harvest, writes Kitty Scully.

The spindle tree, known for its slender stems, earned its name from its historical use in crafting spindles for spinning wool, writes Gerry Daly.

There is great optimism in starting new life when everything else is winding down in the autumn garden, writes Mary Keenan.

This landmark estate in Donegal boasts 190ac of prime grassland along with modern farm facilities, a swimming pool and a five-bed house, writes Tommy Moyles.

As autumn progresses, and the flowers tail off slowly, by the end of September, the harlequin glory leaves begin to take on autumn hues, writes Gerry Daly.

It's a great time to reflect back and to reap the rewards of all your efforts in the garden as you enjoy your fruit and vegetables, writes Kitty Scully.