31 Creative Autumn Garden Ideas for a Cosy Outdoor Space
As the leaves start to change colour and the days grow shorter, you might wonder how to make a garden look good in autumn. The great news is there are plenty of autumn garden ideas to choose from to keep your space looking good all year.
A survey from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) showed that two-thirds of British gardeners don’t know that autumn is the most important season for planting. Over half weren’t aware that spring flowers like tulip and daffodil bulbs should be planted in autumn.
We have helpful planting tips, fun decorating suggestions and gorgeous garden furniture ideas like cosy garden sofa sets, creative outdoor lighting, and warm fire pits. Let’s explore ways to create an inviting outdoor space with these 31 UK autumn garden ideas.
How to make your garden look good in autumn
Autumn gardens come into their own when there's a mix of texture, warmth and those bright, intense, golden colours we all love so much.
Planting seasonal ornamental grasses, violas, pansies, and heucheras that hold their shape as the weather cools sets the tone while adding structure when summer herbaceous borders fade. Even the addition of a few new planters can shift the feel of the entire space.
Furniture also makes more of an impact than you might expect at this time of year. Sofa cushions in rich earthy tones and a wool or fleece throw draped over a stylish lounge set invite you to sit and stay a little longer, even if the air’s got a crisp nip to it.
Accessories in natural textures like woven baskets, weathered terracotta and warm wood bring everything together and create a relaxed, lived-in feel. As the light fades earlier each evening, low lighting from warm bulbs strung overhead, solar lanterns tucked into corners or candles on the table help the garden feel cosy rather than dark.
Colour is key to making things feel pulled together with deep reds, coppery tones, soft mossy greens and muted neutrals adding a richness that suits the season. When everything ties in naturally, the garden feels calm, welcoming and ready to enjoy as the first crunchy leaves begin to fall.
31 autumn garden ideas to transform your outdoor space
With vibrant leaves, unique textures and a rich colour palette, this time of year can transform your outdoor space into a stunning display of colour and life. Whether you want to enhance your existing garden or prepare it for the colder months, there are plenty of creative autumn garden ideas to embrace the beauty of the season.
From incorporating seasonal plants and decorations to using lighting and accessories to update your space, there are plenty of ways to make a garden look good in autumn. These tips will inspire you to celebrate the season while ensuring your garden looks great and stays functional.
1. Install warm lighting
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As the days grow shorter, you’ll want plenty of outdoor lighting that will encourage you to spend evenings outside on your patio or in the garden. String lights are one option, and while those always add a romantic touch, wall sconces are a more permanent and durable choice. Wall lights add powerful ambient lighting that can illuminate a whole patio to make the space look warmer and create a glowing atmosphere in your garden during cold evenings.
2. Create a wildlife-friendly garden
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Help local wildlife prepare for winter by leaving out bird feeders, bird baths, and insect-friendly plants. Not only will you attract wildlife to your garden, but you’ll also encourage biodiversity in your area. For birds in particular, autumn is a crucial time to find food. Keep your bird feeder full of seeds in your autumn garden and you’ll get to enjoy the beauty of visiting winged friends throughout the season. Take a look at our winter garden ideas for even more inspiration for the end of the year.
3. Install an LED Mood Light Pergola
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Light up the night with an LED mood light pergola. These modern pergolas provide gentle, customisable illumination and create a captivating atmosphere for evening gatherings. Set the mood with soft lighting in all different colours to complement the season's cosy vibe. Some garden parasols also include LED lights to up the ambience of your space even further. It turns your space into something you can use throughout the day and night, maximising your outdoor area. This is why it’s one of our favourite garden ideas for autumn.
4. Gather around a fire pit table
One of our favourite autumn garden ideas is gathering around a fire pit. Roasting marshmallows, warming your hands, and telling stories with loved ones around the crackling fire is a classic way to embrace the cool weather and welcome the new season. It’s a great way to keep your garden usable as the weather cools off and the nights get darker. That way, you can enjoy your space as often as you want throughout autumn.
5. Brighten the space with late bloomers
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Planting hardy perennials in full bloom can really brighten up your garden in autumn, and they’ll keep flowering year after year. Sedum, winter pansy, dogwood, snapdragons, lily of the valley, heather and dusty miller will keep flowering (or at least keep their colour) through the winter months.
This can be a great way to get the last bit of colour into your autumn garden. You can even plant them in pots so that you can shelter them from cold snaps or even bring them indoors to boost your interiors too.
6. Decorate with autumn colours
When it’s time to start setting out your autumn décor, incorporate rich, earthy tones like deep reds, warm oranges, and rustic browns into your garden. This colour palette embraces the spirit of autumn and complements the changing leaves.
This can be as simple as swapping out your scatter cushions and blankets for ones that feel more autumnal. Or, if you like a good DIY project, you can paint some ceramic pots and then plant potted foliage that adds even more autumn colours, like deep purples, to the mix.
7. Clear up leaves
One of autumn’s pleasures is watching leaves turn vibrant colours before falling. But left on lawns and borders, they can harm grass and plants. Clear leaves with a rake or blower, and instead of sending them to council waste, as 43% of UK gardeners do, store them in ventilated bags or wire cages to break down into nutrient-rich mulch for next year’s plants. It’s an easy, sustainable way to help your garden thrive. For autumn décor, embrace earthy tones like deep reds, warm oranges, and rustic browns. Simply swap scatter cushions and blankets for seasonal shades, or get creative by painting ceramic pots and planting foliage in rich autumn hues like deep purples to celebrate the season’s colours.
8. Include cosy seating areas
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When the temperature drops and summer turns to autumn, it can be the perfect time to invest in an ultra-cosy garden sofa set. One of these spacious, plush furniture pieces is sure to add a hint of luxury to your autumn garden.
Complete the space with patio heaters and lighting. Then, add plush cushions and throw blankets so the whole family can sit outside and enjoy extra comfort during cooler autumn evenings. If you want to check out even more seating setups, check out our list of stylish garden seating ideas. Finding a seating arrangement you love can make a huge difference to your outdoor space, turning it into something you can enjoy throughout the year.
9. Mulch and prepare for winter
As autumn progresses, you’ll need to clean up the fallen leaves and mulch your garden beds to protect your plants from the cold. This essential autumn task helps insulate roots, retain soil moisture, and prepare your garden for the challenges of the winter weather to come. Autumn gardening is more about harvesting, maintenance and preparation than new growth and planting, so take the time to do some mindful gardening to help you feel relaxed and ready. It’s one of the best autumn garden ideas you’ll have this season.
10. Add autumn foliage displays with trees and shrubs
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If you want to add larger plants to your garden that will look stunning in autumn, choose shrubs and trees known for their striking autumn leaves. Examples include Japanese maple, smoke bush and warm-coloured ornamental grasses. As your trees and shrubs grow, you can even use them to create table centrepiece displays with their colourful autumn leaves, branches, and berries.
Don’t underestimate how great the right finishing touches and garden accessories can make you feel on a chilly autumn day. These planting tips are great garden ideas for autumn and can really lift your space and bring it back to life.
11. Use grasses for texture and colour
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Grasses can be an underrated garden staple, especially through autumn and winter. They add texture and life through summer, then can add colour through the cooler months too. Plus, whatever garden space you have, you can usually find a space for grasses as they’re just as happy in a pot as in the ground.
Look for panicum frasses that change to violet, purple and red tones in autumn and winter. Miscanthus sinensis cultivars and Chinese fountain grass all look great throughout the year - the latter looks especially good in a pot.
12. Get warm under a heated pergola
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We’re big fans of modern pergola ideas, and a heated pergola is a wonderful addition to your autumn garden setup. These high-tech pergolas protect your seating or dining area from the rain and sun during the spring and summer months.
During autumn and winter, the addition of a pergola heater can extend the usability of your garden and let you sit outside in warmth. Because these structures provide both shelter and heat, they are ideal for hosting gatherings on chilly autumn nights.
13. Dine around a Firepit Dining Set
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Turn your garden into a cosy outdoor dining room with an outdoor dining table and built-in fire pit. You and your guests or family members will enjoy hearty autumn meals while basking in the warmth and ambience of the flames right in the centre of the table.
Your garden should be something you can enjoy all year round, and adding a heating source can completely change how you use your outdoor space in every season.
14. Plant autumn-flowering bulbs
Late spring through summer is the time to get started on your autumn garden ideas. Plant autumn-flowering bulbs like daffodils, crocuses, snowdrops, and cyclamen for vibrant blooms that add colour and delight to your garden throughout the autumn season.
It’s also the perfect time to think of other garden ideas for autumn and plant bulbs that will burst into bloom during the following spring. Consider flowers like tulips to add vibrant, warm-weather colours to your garden once winter fades.
15. Snuggle up with outdoor throw blankets
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Keep warm outside during chilly evenings by providing soft outdoor throw blankets for you and your guests. They add both comfort and style to your garden seating setup. Whether it’s a formal outdoor dining setor casual sofa set, your outdoor dining table and chairs or benches will benefit from some blankets to keep everyone comfortable. Adding a cosy blanket is great for chilly days when you still want to snuggle up outdoors and enjoy a fresh, crisp autumnal day.
16. Enjoy a warm drink at a Firepit Bar
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Want to spend your autumn evenings in luxury? Consider a fire pit bar set for your patio, deck, or balcony. Sit at the bar, turn on the fire pit and watch the stars come out.
If you want to take your firepit experience to the next level, consider a modern firepit table. You and your family can gather around the table to dine and converse, watching the flames dance as you sit back on your outdoor sofa. A firepit table not only provides warmth but also serves as a place for cosy outdoor gatherings. For even more firepit inspiration, check out our list of garden firepit ideas.
17. Decorate with pumpkins, gourds and seasonal accessories
Looking for autumn garden ideas you can easily change? Use pumpkins, gourds, and other seasonal vegetables as decorative pieces in your garden. They quickly add a festive touch and seasonal charm to your outdoor space. Autumn wreaths, dried flowers and planters add some extra autumnal touches to your garden, helping you get into the season and have fun with your outdoor space too. Seasonal decor is one of the easiest and quickest ways to change the feel of your garden.
18. Add heaters for chilly evenings
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Heaters are a must if you want to enjoy time outside in your autumn garden. Nights can get chilly as the evenings get darker and the weather moves towards winter.
Freestanding patio heaters provide consistent warmth, allowing you to make the most of your space well into winter. Other outdoor heaters, like ones you can install on an overhang ceiling, can also be great options. With heaters installed well ahead of autumn, you won’t have to worry about guests getting cold when sitting out on your patio.
19. Cover the outdoor kitchen for weather protection
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If you have an outdoor kitchen or outdoor cooking setup, autumn is the ideal time to protect it from the elements. Consider adding weatherproof garden furniture covers to shield your appliances, countertops and outdoor grill from rain and frost.
This simple step will extend the life of your outdoor kitchen and keep it in prime condition for next year's alfresco cooking adventures. Structures such as pergolas that act as shade in the summer can double as a shelter for your outdoor kitchen in the autumn too.
20. Grow autumn vegetables
Want to make the most of your fall garden and harvest delicious veggies you can use in the kitchen? Consider cultivating an autumn vegetable plot. Look into vegetables such as kale, spinach, carrots, radishes, turnips, and mustard leaves. These cold-hardy vegetables thrive in the autumn and offer fresh, nutritious additions to your meals.
Not only will autumn gardening encourage you to spend more time outside, but it can also help you gain a new appreciation of your outdoor space in the colder seasons. It also helps keep your plate stocked up throughout the autumn season.
21. Place autumn lanterns around the garden
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Enhance the atmosphere of your autumn garden with decorative lanterns. The soft glow of unique outdoor lanterns can help light up the space and completely enhance your outdoor décor. Plus, they’re easily portable, so you can move them around whenever you please.
Candles can be great for adding outdoor ambience, but they aren’t always the safest option, especially if you’re going to move around or it’s a little windy. An outdoor lantern can look just as good and can be a safer choice, or you can try fire lanterns and solar lanterns to get the look.
22. Invest in all-weather fabric for lasting comfort
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As the weather turns cooler and wetter, it's important to choose outdoor furniture that’s comfortable and lasts. If you’re on the hunt for new seating, make sure to invest in all-weather fabric for your cushions and furniture.
These materials are designed to withstand autumn's occasional drizzles and chilly breezes, ensuring your outdoor seating remains flawless for a long time to come. To extend the life of your furniture even more, make sure to use furniture covers when there’s bad weather and consider placing your seating area under an overhang or a pergola.
23. Make your own autumn wreath for seasonal charm
Add even more seasonal charm to your garden by making your own autumn wreath. Gather a variety of dried leaves, pinecones and other natural materials from your outdoor space to create a customisable decoration that celebrates your autumn garden.
Hang your wreath on your gate or front door to welcome guests with a warm greeting. It’s a cute and cosy way to bring the autumn feeling to your home and celebrate the sentiment of the season.
24. Put your garden accessories into storage
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If you have any garden accessories, such as garden cushions, statues or outdoor rugs, that might not last a cold spell, it’s time to get them into storage to protect them.
Whether that’s putting them in the garage, a waterproof garden shed or some garden storage that also doubles up as furniture, storing your accessories properly keeps them looking good. This means that they’re protected and look great when the time comes to get them back out again.
25. Cover up your furniture with Weatherproof Covers
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Protect your garden furniture and parasols over autumn with a garden furniture cover or parasol cover. These help to keep your favourite garden pieces looking good-as-new season after season, especially if you don’t use them over the colder months.
They protect your garden furniture from harsh weather that can cause outdoor furniture to fade, tear or wear away, as well as dirt and damp. Sometimes just storing them in a shed or garage isn’t enough to keep them protected.
26. Add colour to your autumn garden
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Autumn colour doesn’t need to only come from plants and pumpkins. Soft furnishings, tableware and accessories can do just as much to brighten things up as the days start to draw in. Rust, ochre, olive and burnt orange are gorgeous additions outdoors and echo the natural colours of the season.
Cushions and bean bags in warm earthy tones can make an outdoor sofa feel more inviting on cooler days, while a richly patterned rug or ceramic planter adds visual interest even when everything else is winding down. Use colourful glassware or serving bowls in burnt orange to lift a dining area, or try layered blankets and throws to add depth and warmth to a sofa set.
27. Brighten your space with autumn garden lighting
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Combine string lights, table lamps and outdoor candles to give your space a soft, golden glow and an instant atmosphere when the evenings start earlier. Place lanterns near seating areas to create a cosy focal point, or weave fairy lights through trellises, branches or pergolas for a touch of autumn magic. Subtle lighting around a dining table makes outdoor meals feel special, even with a chill in the air.
Go for designs that feel warm and natural rather than overly sleek or modern with textured finishes, candlelight and amber tones that soften harder surfaces and keep the space feeling welcoming.
28. Save money with clever autumn garden upgrades
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A few smart changes can go a long way when it comes to prepping your garden for autumn without overspending. Rather than a full revamp, focus on flexible pieces that work across seasons.
Swapping lightweight cushions for warmer tones, adding throws to outdoor seating or updating your planters with richer colours can transform your garden without the big price tag. It’s also a good time to look for multi-use accessories. Fire pits that double as coffee tables or lanterns that can hang or stand freely give you more ways to use your space as the weather shifts.
29. Add structure and colour with alliums and Japanese maples
When summer blooms start to fade, alliums and Japanese maples step into their own deserved light. With their tall stems and globe-like heads, alliums add height and shape to borders that create a striking contrast to softer foliage. Plant them now for a breath-taking spring show, but enjoy the architectural seed heads throughout autumn and winter too.
Japanese maples are a favourite for their delicate leaves and fiery colour. As the season turns, their foliage lights up in rich reds, oranges and golds, giving smaller gardens or shaded spots a vibrant lift. Pop one into a container or a sheltered corner for instant impact.
30. Refresh your outdoor seating for cosy autumn evenings
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Cooler evenings call for a different kind of comfort, and swapping out summer fabrics for warmer textures makes all the difference. Layer up your seating with thick, soft blankets, weather-resistant cushions and tactile details that invite you to linger. Natural tones like rust, olive or deep cream add depth and warmth without overpowering or darkening smaller spaces.
A U-shaped or corner sofa helps create a sociable nook that works for crisp morning pumpkin-spiced coffees and relaxed weekend chai lattes alike. Add a low coffee table or side stool to keep blankets, books, mugs and a slice of warm apple crumble within easy reach. Look for pieces that balance style and practicality, with cushions that resist the elements and frames that can handle a bit of autumn weather. You'll find yourself heading out more often than you think.
31. Use ferns for texture and year-round interest
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Ferns exude effortless calm and natural elegance in any outdoor space thanks to their delicate fronds that add layers of texture, catching the eye and softening harder garden edges. Because many fern varieties stay lush through autumn and beyond, they provide reliable greenery when other plants drop their leaves.
Plant ferns in shaded spots or under trees to create cool, inviting retreats. Pairing beautifully with moss, grasses and other shade-loving plants, their low-maintenance nature makes them ideal for gardeners who want style without fuss and a garden that feels alive every season.
What to do in the garden in autumn: top tasks and tips
As autumn rolls in, it's important to prepare your garden for the changes that come with cooler temperatures and shorter days. Autumn garden ideas aren’t just about how your garden looks. By following a few simple tips, you can make sure that your outdoor space stays healthy and vibrant throughout autumn and winter.
Mulching
Mulching is the practice of covering the soil with a protective layer of material to improve its health and productivity. It’s important when it comes to protecting your garden during the colder months. By adding a layer of mulch around your plants, you can help regulate soil temperature, keeping it warmer and preventing frost from damaging roots. Organic mulches, like wood chips, straw, or even shredded leaves, are readily available and enrich the soil as they decompose, providing essential nutrients for your plants.
As you prepare for winter, it’s important to protect sensitive plants from the cold. Consider wrapping vulnerable shrubs and plants with horticultural fleece to shield them from frost. For perennials, cutting back dead leaves tidies up your garden and encourages healthy growth come spring. Take the time to assess your garden layout and make any changes, like relocating tender plants indoors or moving them to a more sheltered location to ensure they survive the winter months.
Clearing the leaves
Autumn is the perfect time for a thorough garden clean-up and getting organised to maintain your outdoor space. Start by raking up fallen leaves, which are easily shredded into mulch.
This not only keeps your garden tidy but also prevents the build-up of debris that can lead to pests and diseases, especially in damp UK weather. Compost any healthy plant material, and avoid adding diseased or pest-infested leaves to your compost heap.
Organising your gardening tools and supplies is important during this season too. Take the time to clean, sharpen and store tools properly to ensure they’re ready for use in the spring. Consider investing in a sturdy shed or an outdoor storage box to keep your gardening supplies easily accessible and protected from the elements.
Planting autumn bulbs and perennials
Don’t be fooled into thinking that early spring is when the garden opens up for business again. Autumn is actually the time to plant bulbs that burst with fresh pops of colour when spring finally does arrive.
Bulbs like crocus, daffodils, hyacinths and tulips settle best when planted now, giving their roots time to develop before the ground freezes. Perennials benefit from the cooler weather too, establishing strong roots that encourage robust growth and vibrant blooms next year. Early bloomers can brighten up grey days while supporting early pollinators hungry for nectar, creating a garden that’s lively and balanced all year round.
Preparing furniture
Before chillier, wetter days fully take hold, giving your garden furniture a little care will keep it looking great for longer. A thorough clean removes grime and debris, readying surfaces for tailored protective treatments, be it oiling wooden benches or applying waterproof sprays to cushions.
Storing soft furnishings in a dry spot prevents mildew, horrible smells and prolongs their lifespan, and positioning furniture under shelter or covering it with waterproof covers offers extra protection against the elements. Little efforts now mean cosy, inviting outdoor spaces when crisp evenings arrive.
Wildlife-friendly actions
Instead of clearing everything away, leave patches of leaf litter and deadwood to provide shelter for insects, hedgehogs and other small but wonderful creatures who are also gearing up and preparing for winter.
Native shrubs with berries act as vital food sources, attracting birds and pollinators during months when food resources are scarcer and harder to find, while adding bird feeders and water dishes encourages feathered visitors to stay close.
The season slows, but your garden doesn’t have to
Don’t neglect your garden this autumn. With a bit of inspiration and some great autumn garden ideas, you’ll unlock the potential of your outdoor space as the air turns crisp and the leaves start falling.
These UK autumn garden ideas will help you prepare your garden for the cooler months. We truly believe your outdoor living space can be just as enchanting in fall as it is any other time of the year.
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FAQs
1. Why is autumn the best time for planting in the UK?
Autumn in the UK offers cool temperatures and moist soil—ideal conditions for planting bulbs and perennials. Plants like tulips, daffodils, and alliums settle in before winter, developing strong roots that lead to vibrant growth come spring. Yet, an RHS survey found two-thirds of British gardeners don’t realise autumn is the prime season for planting.
2. How can I make my UK garden look colourful in autumn?
Add plants like Japanese maples, heucheras, and ornamental grasses for rich autumn hues. Seasonal flowers like violas, pansies, and heathers bring splashes of colour, while accessories in rust, ochre, and deep reds tie your garden together beautifully.
3. Is it worth installing outdoor lighting for UK autumn gardens?
Absolutely! With shorter days in the UK, warm outdoor lighting keeps your garden usable and cosy. Use fairy lights, lanterns, or LED pergola lights to create a welcoming glow and extend evenings outside even as temperatures drop.
4. Can I still use my garden furniture in autumn in the UK?
Yes, just prepare it for chillier, wetter conditions. Use weatherproof covers, clean and oil wooden pieces, and store soft furnishings inside when not in use. Invest in all-weather fabrics so you can continue enjoying your garden throughout autumn.
5. How can I help wildlife in my UK garden during autumn?
Leave some leaf piles for insects and hedgehogs, and plant native shrubs with berries to feed birds as natural food becomes scarce. Bird feeders and water dishes keep feathered friends visiting, adding life to your garden even as the weather cools.
6. What are easy autumn décor ideas for UK gardens?
Swap in earthy-toned cushions and blankets, decorate with pumpkins and gourds, and paint planters in autumn colours. Even small touches like autumn wreaths or seasonal lanterns instantly give your garden a warm, festive look.
7. Should I clear fallen leaves from my UK garden?
Yes, while autumn leaves are beautiful, they can damage lawns if left in place. Rake or blow them up and turn them into mulch instead of sending them to council waste like 43% of UK gardeners do. Mulching saves resources and enriches your soil for next season.
8. What vegetables grow well in UK autumn gardens?
Cool-loving crops like kale, spinach, carrots, radishes, and turnips thrive in autumn. They germinate quickly and tolerate lower temperatures, offering fresh produce well into winter and helping you make the most of your garden year-round.
9. How can I keep my UK garden cosy in autumn evenings?
Add a fire pit, patio heaters, or heated pergolas for warmth. Layer your outdoor seating with throws, cushions in rich autumn colours, and warm lighting to make crisp evenings inviting and comfortable for relaxing or entertaining.
10. Is it worth covering my outdoor kitchen in autumn in the UK?
Definitely. UK autumn weather can be wet and unpredictable, so protect your outdoor kitchen and appliances with weatherproof covers. Pergolas also double as handy shelters, extending the life of your outdoor cooking area for future seasons.
