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With Christmas just around the corner, many of us are already landscaping our gardens with outside Christmas decorations ready for the festive season. Christmas trees are being arranged inside and out, the fairy lights are being draped across our lawns and the decorations are being propped up. Continue reading →

Although long awaited, summer can have detrimental effects on your lawn, even for the most seasoned gardener. Despite our best efforts, sometimes the searing heat and periods of drought can get the best of our lawns and we are left to pick up the pieces as the weather begins to cool. Seeing dead patches in your lawn can be disheartening. However, with a little TLC they are easily rectifiable and will leave no lasting damage. Continue reading →

With the prospect of a sunshine filled summer just around the corner, garden parties are a great way to bring friends and family together. On the day of the gathering, you’ll need a relaxed setting, plenty of time, and guaranteed sunshine. Your loved ones can enjoy wonderful food, drink, and decorations with these handy tips to make your garden party one to remember. Continue reading →

It can be frustrating when you’ve just planted a beautiful garden, and you begin to notice piles of earth amongst you flowers, ruining the look and spoiling your flowers. Although moles can be good for aerating your garden and eating the larvae of destructive insects, they can also kill your grass and ruin beds and vegetable gardens. There are many ways to discourage moles from going through your garden, here are some of the most effective ones. Continue reading →

With 24% of households in the UK owning dogs, it’s obvious that a lot of us are smitten with our furry friends. However, there can be major downsides to owning a furry friend. One of the ongoing issues is the battle between canines and the garden lawn. Dog urine is any gardeners nightmare, with it turning patches brown almost overnight, leaving unsightly patches behind. If you have multiple dogs, you can quickly find yourself with a dead lawn. Continue reading →