Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:56+01:00August 3rd, 2017|Categories: Uncategorised|
Creating a compost heap in your garden is a cheap and easy way to dispose of your garden and household waste. It will provide you with an environmentally friendly way to nourish your soil with nutrient rich matter. What Container Should Be Used? As for containing your compost you have a few different options. There are [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:57+01:00July 27th, 2017|Categories: Garden Maintenance|
In this day and age there is much talk about the decline of wildlife and nature across the world. We can all play a part in helping to encourage our wildlife neighbours by creating even a small space in the garden for grass and flowers to grow freely i.e. untouched by human hands! This doesn't mean [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:57+01:00July 12th, 2017|Categories: Gardener's advices|
Whatever the size of your garden, you may be considering adding lavender as a beautiful touch around your porch or to fill borders. What’s great about this plant is that it grows tall and wide, has a beautiful smell and attracts bees. Where to grow lavender You can choose to put lavender along garden paths [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:57+01:00July 4th, 2017|Categories: Gardener's advices|
Many people would have heard of feng shui in the home, but did you know that you can create good feng shui in your garden, too? By starting in the garden, you can encourage good energy around your home, allowing it to flow into your house. For many, feng [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:57+01:00June 29th, 2017|Categories: Garden Maintenance|
With some sunny weather drawing closer, you may be looking out on your garden with a little anxiety. The winter may have been a little unkind to your outdoor space – old flowers haven’t grown back, weeds have taken over and the lawn could look unkempt and a little worse for wear. If you [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:58+01:00June 21st, 2017|Categories: Gardener's advices|
If you’re looking to add a veg patch to your garden, a good fruit to start with is tomatoes. And there’s nothing quite like growing your own tomatoes. More than 90% of home gardeners who grow veg, grow tomatoes. They are juicy, rich and full of flavour – and nothing like the ones you buy [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:58+01:00June 15th, 2017|Categories: Gardener's advices|
It is a great time of year to get out in the garden and plant some flowers. Many people may think they have missed the boat with planting or sowing seeds, but actually there are still some flowers you can get away with this late on in the year. You’ll need to go to your [...]
Garden Guru2020-04-16T11:09:58+01:00June 7th, 2017|Categories: Design|
How to Smarten up your Garden in 3 Easy Steps It’s that time of year when we want to get out in our gardens – but the recent winter may have meant we have neglected our lawns and flower borders, making them look a little worse for wear. It doesn’t have to take a lot [...]
