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How to Save Water in Your Garden This Summer
Simple, effective tips for a lush garden without wasting a drop. Summer sun is wonderful but it can quickly leave your garden thirsty and your water bill sky-high. The good…
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Month of May -Get ready for Summer
May is the perfect month to get your garden looking its best for summer. Now is the time to plant colourful flowers, tidy borders, and refresh outdoor spaces after winter.…
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Solar Garden Lights
There’s something calming about a garden at night. A quiet pathway, warm light around the patio, and the gentle glow of solar lanterns can completely change the feeling of an…
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Get Your Lawn & Garden Ready for the Sun
After months of grey skies, the sun is finally out and your garden is ready to burst back to life. Spring is the single most important season for setting up a…
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Plants That Help Each Other
As spring approaches, there’s no better time to think about what you plant together. Certain plants are natural companions — working side by side to protect each other, so your garden…
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Winter tests our patience; spring rewards the hands that kept building.
Lets start thinking and planning for spring. At Home Check Gutters & Roof – After the last frost, clean gutters of debris and check downpipes. Look for winter damage that…
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Spring starts here with us
Even though it’s still chilly, February is perfect for planning and prepping. Our store has everything you need to get a head start on spring! Kitchenware — Cosy Up Indoors…
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Getting Your Garden Ready for Winter: 7 Essential Autumn Tasks
Autumn is that wonderful in-between season — the last of the warm days, the first of the cosy jumpers, and a perfect time to show your garden some TLC before…
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High Five Nature
No matter how big or small your garden is, there’s always room to invite nature in. Here are five simple ways to make your outdoor space more wildlife-friendly: Build a…
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Plant Buddies
Come on Spring Come on Summer. More so in ancient times certain plants are grown together to support and enhance each other’s growth and, in some instances, keep the pests…