Winter creeps into the garden in various guises. The quintessential chocolate box scene of deeply piled fluffy white snow, children wrapping a snowman in a scarf to stave off the biting cold while the fire is stoked in a cosy log cabin, is almost certainly a memory consigned to the annals of history rather than a hopeful glimpse of things to come. The perils of climate change have brought with it long winters of mixed and changeable weather; cold, windy and almost certainly wet. Still, there is always hope that a freak Arctic blast could paint our landscape in the style of the chocolate box of old. But only for a few weeks, please - there is, after all, much to prepare in our gardens in readiness of spring!
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