For a good autumn chill over cups of coffee, follow the pro tips from Plantations Weisen.

As the cooler days approach, it's essential to think about preparing your garden for autumn. Plantations Weisen can help you make this seasonal transition so that your green spaces remain harmonious, healthy and ready to face winter. From pruning to planting and ecological gestures, here are the key points to anticipate the new season with peace of mind.

Anticipating your garden's needs before winter

Pruning and cleaning

In fall, pruning is essential to ensure the good health of your plants.

  • Remove dead or damaged branches.

  • Prune defoliated shrubs.

  • Clean up beds by removing dead leaves and weeds.

This limits the spread of disease and prepares the soil for future planting.

Mulching and protection

Gardens in autumn need special attention to keep them warm and moist.

  • Spread a layer of mulch (bark, dead leaves, compost).

  • Protect cold-sensitive plants with a winter veil or thicker mulch.

Taking care of the soil

Well-nourished soil is the key to a resilient garden. Remember to enrich it with compost or organic fertilizer before winter.

collecting autumn leaves in the garden

What to plant in autumn?

Bulbs for spring

Autumn is the ideal time for planting:

  • Tulips

  • Narcissus

  • Crocus

These bulbs will give you an explosion of color as soon as the sun comes out.

Shrubs and perennials

Planting in autumn allows the roots to establish themselves before the summer heat sets in. Choose flowering shrubs or hardy perennials to give structure and continuity to your beds.

Fruit trees

It's also the perfect time to plant young fruit trees (apples, pears, cherries), so that they take root gently before spring.

Crocuses in your garden in autumn.

Small ecological gestures to adopt

Recycling fallen leaves

Instead of throwing them away, use them as mulch or turn them into compost. In this way, they become a precious resource.

Promoting biodiversity

  • Leave a few piles of wood or leaves for the hedgehogs.

  • Install nesting boxes or insect hotels.

These simple gestures will make your autumn garden more resilient to the vagaries of the weather.

Fall leaf collection for composting in the Luxembourg garden

Preparing your garden for autumn is an essential step in ensuring the health and beauty of your outdoor spaces. With Plantations Weisen's help, you'll have a garden that's ready for winter and ready to bloom in spring.

💡 Things to remember

  • Prune, clean and protect your sensitive plants.

  • Plant bulbs, shrubs and fruit trees in autumn.

  • Adopt ecological gestures for a more resilient garden.