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Time To Put A Spring In Your Step When It Comes To Your Garden

Posted on April 1, 2019January 24, 2026 by Emma Reed

*Collaborative Post

The weather is certainly warming up, and with the clocks now springing forward and us losing that precious hour of sleep, it really is time to start thinking about the garden. Not all of us are green-fingered, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t have a usable space outside for our children or a garden that we can enjoy in those up and coming warm summer evenings. Let’s face it, they aren’t too far away. So here are some of the things you can start doing now to revamp your garden this spring.

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Earth Day: Making Your Garden More Eco-Friendly

Posted on February 18, 2019January 27, 2026 by Emma Reed

*Collaborative Post

‘Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow?’ Anyone with green fingers wants to answer “great, thanks!” There is no better feeling than cultivating a piece of land and transforming it into a haven. Whether it’s for you, the kids or the neighbours, the garden is a perfect place to relax and unwind. Plus, it’s not hard on the eyes either.

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someone holding to a flower in their hand in the garden with a smiling woman in the background

Start Growing Your Own Fruit and Vegetables

Posted on January 15, 2019December 3, 2025 by Emma Reed

*collaborative post

Growing your own fruit and vegetables can be an exciting project. It can save you money on groceries and it can help you to eat more healthily by relying on more organic foods. There are lots of ways to start growing your own produce – here are just several options.

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berries covered in winter frost updating your garden in winter

Feelin’ Fresh: Updating Your Outdoor Space, Even Though It’s Chilly

Posted on December 12, 2018February 16, 2026 by Emma Reed

*Collaborative Post

You might be thinking that being outside and updating your garden in the winter is the last thing you want to be doing, however, each season brings plenty of reasons to get out and enjoy this space you have, no matter how many layers you need to wear to stay warm. The change in the leaves, scenery and wildlife can all bring the perfect opportunity for beautiful photos and provide you with an environment where you can clear your head with plenty of fresh air. It’s currently the festive season and with New Year’s Eve just around the corner, it’s a great excuse for a winter BBQ and to get your besties over for an evening of frolics. It’s time to stockpile the blankets, gloves, and scarves, and begin planning how you’re going to make more of your outdoor space and updating your garden, whatever the weather.

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Stunning, Practical, And Safe: Creating A Garden That Is Child Friendly

Posted on July 31, 2018November 15, 2024 by Emma Reed

Often there’s a conflict when it comes to gardening, and it’s between having an attractive and practical outdoor space and ensuring that this safe for the kids. However, you will be pleased to find out that it is possible to do both. A topic you can learn more about in the post below.

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How to Maintain the Right Climate In Your Greenhouse All Year Round

Posted on July 18, 2018November 15, 2024 by Emma Reed

*Collaborative Post

If you love growing your own fruit and vegetables, it is important to make sure that you are maintaining the right temperature for all your plants. You might need to protect the new shoots in the winter, while in the summer it can get too hot for some of the plants. Below you’ll find a few tips on how to manage the climate and temperature in your greenhouse all year round.

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Review: VonHaus Lawnmower and Grass Trimmer from Domu

Posted on March 27, 2018May 12, 2025 by Emma Reed

*Gifted Product

Gardening for me has become a hobby that I love and with each year that we live here, I am even more determined to perfect ours. Unfortunately, our gardening tools are starting to fail us and we’ve been living with a secondhand lawnmower that has the handle taped together in a desperate attempt to save it for a little longer and a grass trimmer that gave up the ghost years ago– leaving me to trim all the border edges with garden scissors… yep, its a tedious job but the perfectionist in me just cannot leave it!

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