As winter slowly fades and the first hints of spring arrive along the River Thames, March is the perfect time to start preparing your home, garden, and outdoor spaces for the months ahead.
Here by the river, longer days mean more time for those projects you’ve been putting off.
March doesn’t always mean big renovations — sometimes the most satisfying jobs are the simplest ones.
A few small fixes can make a big difference:
- Tightening loose screws on outdoor furniture
- Replacing worn door handles or hinges
- Touching up paint on fences or gates
- Cleaning and repairing garden tools
- Installing new hooks, shelves, or storage
- Repairing planters and raised beds
- Replacing rusty brackets or screws
- Fixing trellis panels before climbing plants grow
- Sharpening or replacing worn garden tools
- Installing outdoor lighting
Whether you’re repairing, building, or simply planning your next project, March is the ideal moment to get started.
Pop in and see what inspiration you might find. You might arrive looking for a single screw — and leave ready to start a whole new project.
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