Complete guide to lawn feeding
Like all plants, lawns benefit from regular feeding. Without extra nutrients, the grass soon uses up plant food reserves in the soil and then turns pale and thin.
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How to look after your lawn: 7 top lawn care tips
Lush, green, cool and like a carpet underfoot in summer, a healthy lawn makes a garden even more beautiful. If you’re...
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How To Get Rid Of Mushrooms In Your Lawn in 7 Easy Steps
Mushrooms in lawns can be seen as an interesting, natural addition or as a complete eye sore.
How to remove tough tree stumps and roots
Removing tough tree stumps can be harder than felling the tree itself, but it's a task worth taking care of sooner...
Growing poppies
Poppies are beautiful flowering plants that can create an attractive and vibrant border or display in your garden...
Growing patio roses in pots
Patio roses are a popular choice to add a pop of colour to your patio, decking, beds or borders.
NASA guide to air-filtering houseplants
NASA research shows that indoor plants can remove toxic agents from the air.
Garden landscaping with railway sleepers
Railway sleepers are the perfect product to transform the look and feel of your garden.
Ericaceous soil explained – What is ericaceous compost?
There are a fair few plants that can only grow in ericaceous compost, but what on earth does ericaceous mean?
How to get rid of and prevent moss in lawns in 4 easy steps
Mosses have been around for over 350 million years, and they’re still going strong today.
Planting and growing Mountain Ash (Rowan tree)
Mountain ash, or rowan trees, are attractive, deciduous, ornamental trees. Learn all about planting mountain ash, or...
Do squirrels hibernate?
Neither the common grey squirrel or the lesser seen, but indigenous, red squirrel are physically able to hibernate.