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I couldn’t believe what I witnessed last week, somebody cutting their front lawn in mid February. The following day it was covered in several centimeters of snow.
It has been a long winter and most gardeners are getting impatient to get outside and do something in the garden. Leave cutting the lawn until March when it [...]
Few of us have been unaffected by the recession, many are looking for ways to save the odd few pence where they can.
Food is often uppermost on our minds, not just eating it but the price of it and ultimately the taste of the cooked product.
Faced with the choice of shopping at the large supermarket [...]
A house without a hanging basket in the summer looks naked. Imagine in your mind the typical English village where the cottages have roses growing around the front door and hanging baskets on either side, yet apparently we have the Americans to thank for introducing Hanging Baskets into this country, I have yet to research [...]
For all you budding gardeners and those of you who know very little about the subject but want to learn more, we are having a category dedicated to help and advice in the garden.
Periodically we will write ‘How To’ and ‘What does that mean?’ articles, along with answering any questions visitors may have, your questions [...]
