Providing your kids with unique outdoor adventures is a great way to let their creativity go wild, with the hope that it creates a unique viewpoint for them and establishes an outdoor adventure lifestyle later in life. Here are just some ways to encourage garden play for people of many ages. Never underestimate ...
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Gardens have always been a special part of our homes, whether we’re looking at 100 years ago or 1 year ago. How much have gardens transformed? Here are just some of the numerous ways that gardens have developed over the past 100 years. In the past, it’s fair to say that gardens were mostly used as a way to supply ...
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As the heat of the season rises, summer weather is not only tough on gardeners but on our plants as well. The good news is the heat won’t last forever. In the meantime why not try these tips for keeping your garden running. Put saucer trays filled with water under potted plants, and allow them to soak it up from ...
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All gardeners have a bunch of odds and ends hidden beneath the potting bench or behind the compost heap, Just in case they come in handy! Creative recycling in the garden can often birth some of the most innovative concepts, which could save you a small fortune in buying the newest gardening kit. Compost bags are ...
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May can be a wonderful time for making moves in our garden. As the days are brighter and the weather gets warmer, our plant-life changes for the better. Check out these ways to keep on the move in your garden. Tie in ascending roses. Arranging the stems horizontally will help to yield more flowers. Trim ...
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Spring is here! The days are lighter and it begins to get warmer. All the more reason to get sprucing in our gardens, here are a few things you can look into this month. Remove any faded flowers from early flowering bulbs, especially daffodils. Keep an eye out for slugs and snails with the use of slug pellets ...
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The beginning of a busy season, as the daylight lengthens so does the jobs in the Garden. Now's the time to finish off winter tasks to make way for a whole new season of work for you to get to get involved with. Keep hoeing to keep emerging weeds from getting out of control whilst still small. Mow the lawn in ...
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This month shows signs of spring heading our way, with bulbs appearing and wildlife waking up as light levels and temperatures increase. Here are a few tips on how to get ready for the new season. Protect fruit and vegetables such as apricots, nectarines and peaches with netting to keep the birds off. Prune ...
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January might be the middle of winter but as the days lengthen the garden begins to grow, now is a good time to plan for the coming gardening year and to order seeds and plants. Prune rose bushes now whilst they are dormant. Cut back to just above a bud and remove any crossing or dead branches. Cut back the ...
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Although Winter time is a colder time of the year for gardening, it doesn’t mean that there is nothing to do. December is the start of a chance to enjoy planting cool season vegetables and flowers that don’t tolerate the summer weather. Check houseplants and any plants you brought indoors for the winter to make ...
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