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This tree’s pale green, deeply cut leaves turn soft shades of yellow in autumn. After the leaves have fallen, its stems glow coral-red.

Pop on a dining table or in a cosy corner for pretty flickering candlelight. Online only

A striking ornamental grass with hints of red and bronze in autumn, and evergreen foliage that gives year-round movement and structure.

Pretty amber glass fairy lights bring a woodland vibe. Battery powered so you can use them anywhere indoors even on an autumn wreath. Online only

Benefi cial fungi inside these granules can help bare root plants establish. Use it prudently. according to instructions.

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Create a miniature potted garden with this handmade glass and brass geometric planter

This rich, concentrated liquid feed delivers 13 essential nutrients to encourage lush foliage and longerlasting flowers.

An eye-catching plant with rosettes of green foliage and spectacular spear-like heads of bright red bracts.

Finely graded, recycled whelk shells produced in Wales by a family business. Makes a great natural top-dressing for succulents and cacti.

Keep humidity-loving tropical plants happy with this gentle pump-action bottle. A regular spritz counteracts dry indoor air.

Stick this handy device in your pot to see when your plant needs water. If the display turns red, it’s time for a top-up.

Both crafted from sustainable oak, the dibber makes handy holes in the soil and the flat tamper will press seeds down. Dibber: W2.5 x H14cm Pot tamper: W6.5 x H7.5cm

Keep your seedlings cosy in this large propagator. Adjustable ventilation and drainage ensure healthy growth from the get-go. L37.5 x W23 x H18cm Online only.

A trowel, a two-pronged fork, a rake and a pricking-out tool. Ideal for delicate seedlings. From 16–20.5cm long

Sow directly into these biodegradable, 12-cell pots and then plant out the whole tray to avoid disturbing delicate roots. Online only.

Whether you want to start a cutting garden or veg plot, this step-by-step guide demystifies the seed-sowing and growing process.

Get these going under cover from October to February for an early-summer hit of beautiful colour and delicious scent.