As autumn comes to an end, the last of the leaves are falling from the trees and the days are becoming wetter and noticeably colder. It’s a quieter time of year in the garden, and a great opportunity to reflect on what has and has not worked well in the garden, and to start planning for the next year. It’s also a great time to take a look at your indoor plants and make sure they’re ready for the winter. 
November is a time of year when many of us step inside and have perhaps a little more time to enjoy our homegrown efforts. Think warming soups, roasted root vegetable cobblers, and apple crumbles, all made with ingredients from the garden. But there is still some work to do...