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New Garden Landscaping Trends
We turned around and suddenly it’s almost summer! With that said, it’s worth thinking about what you’re going to do in your garden to ensure it provides you with happiness and relaxation during the upcoming warmer months. If you’re looking for some inspiration, you’ll find the following ideas helpful. Whether you are looking for fencing ideas from G&G Fencing, or upgrading your garden furniture, step this way to give your garden the wow factor. Low Maintenance It’s worth noting first and foremost that the most popular trend in gardening at the moment is to create a garden that’s as low maintenance as possible. “But how?” I hear you ask. Well,…
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Garden Quick Fixes To Create A Perfect Place
Just because Summer is becoming a distant memory it is no excuse to abandon and neglect our garden. For many of us our garden is an extension of our home and Autumn and Winter are some of the most beautiful times to see our gardens, as we watch the changes through the seasons. If your garden still needs some TLC but you are limited on your budget, there are some things that you can do that won’t break the bank and will get your garden looking beautiful even as the weather takes a turn for the worst. Add some Winter Plants Plants are not just for planting in Spring, there…
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Tips for Cleaning & Maintaining your Summer House
If you are fortunate enough to own a summer house, there are certain tasks that must be carried out in the spring, as the cold winter disappears and you look forward to a lovely long summer in your summer house. Like any structure, a summer house needs to be well-maintained and kept clean, and with that in mind, here are some useful tips to ensure that your summer house is ready for the coming summer. Apply Timber Preservative – Your summer house should be constructed using seasoned timber, which does require some preservation, and prior to adding a couple of coats of varnish, you might want to apply…
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Garden Plans for 2017
Pinch, punch first of the month…and as the month happens to be March – Hello Spring! To be honest, it doesn’t feel very springlike this morning, it is quite bright, but rather cold, and I’ve still not quite recovered from the horrendous rain from last night. (I was outside for a full hour watching my boy play football – it took another couple of hours to thaw out and dry off, still feeling rather sorry for myself!). With the coming of Spring, my thoughts are immediately turning to the garden, and my plans for 2017. Last year the plans were very cosmetic, and I was really pleased with how they…
