In the depths of a dark winter, with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, summer may seem too far in the distance to contemplate. However, now is the time to start your preparations to make sure it is tip-top in time to get the most out of your garden this summer. With perfect planning and development, you’ll get a much longer season too so don’t delay!
How to make the most of your garden during the winter months
When the weather changes, many people have a tendency to batten down the hatches and stay put inside until the Spring bulbs start popping. It seems such a shame not to enjoy your garden during the winter months, so here are a few ideas about how you can try.
*Guest Article*: Best gardeners shop to buy flower pots and planters – Arthur & Nina from getpotted.com
Arthur and Nina, created the online store Getpotted in 2016 – Here is what they said about their garden products.
Blitzing your garden: getting the whole family involved
When the weather is nice, or even just dry, getting everyone outside, working together to blitz the garden can be both productive and lots of fun. Here are a few ideas.
Family fun with National Children’s Gardening week
Are your children fans of the garden? We’ve been spending a lot of time in the garden lately thanks to the lovely weather we’ve been having. Families can make the most of the good weather this school half term, by getting involved in all the fun of National Children’s Gardening week. That’s right, there’s even an […]
5 benefits of rubbish removal from your outside space
Is there outdoor waste and other rubbish in your garden? Broken lawn furniture? The kids’ old swing set? Old tyres you took off the car but never took to the recycling centre? Who knows what’s hiding under that rolled up carpet lying in your garden that you took out of your bedroom after the toilet […]
Guest Post – How To Maintain Garden Furniture
Bio: This post was written by The Garden Furniture & Interiors Co. who supply a wide range of high-quality garden furniture from leading brands and respected manufacturers. Your garden furniture is vulnerable to weather, rust, rot, UV rays, dirt, ageing, and dust, so you need to care for and maintain it. Whether you have metal, […]