Gardening
Preloved Member: A Tiny Back Yard with Heaps of Character
Sally’s love of gardening grew as soon as she bought her first house in her early 20s. Although she dreams of a large garden, she has a tiny back yard which she has filled with plants and vintage finds. Where would you put plates to decorate? Click through to find out!
What to Do in the Garden in March
You were in the garden over the weekend, picked up a pot and there it was; a baby slug. Your nemesis, the one thing you dislike with all your might. You turn around, however, and smile. The daffodils, tulips and hyacinths are coming through, the promise of a splash of colour so early in the season. Read on to find out what to do in the garden in March.
What to Do in the Garden in February
Most of Britain is still submerged in winter weather in February, but the things you can do and sow are multiplying! Snowdrops have appeared, and hellebores are well on their way, as are crocuses. Keep reading if you want to know what do to in the garden in February.
10 Inspiring Ways to Repurpose a Door
The first project that comes to mind when refurbishing a house is not to repurpose a door. Click through to discover out favourite creations.
Dream Garden: From a New Build to a Japanese Garden
Gardening is one of the most popular hobbies among Brits. We have long advocated for the benefits gardens bring not only to our physical and mental wellbeing, but also our environment. BBC Big Dreams Small Spaces tells us about life after Monty, the trials and tribulations of getting a garden done in time, what they sourced locally and his tips for buyers of a new build.
How to Look after an Orchid
Orchids might just well be the most gifted plant at house-warmings with the ability to fill the giftee with dread. We all know someone who had an orchid in bloom, time passed, the plant lost its flowers to never flower again. So, is it our fault? Or are orchids just a hard plant to keep? Click through to learn how to look after your orchid!
What to Do in the Garden in January
It’s January! And with it comes a new and exciting growing season in the garden. True, March and April are months when things start happening, but nature is always up to something! So, what can we do in our garden in January?
11 Ways To Repurpose a Crib
Cribs are one of those items of furniture that serves its purpose for a limited amount of time. Once your children have outgrown them, they generally cannot fulfil another function; cue the repurposed crib.
Caring for Your Garden in Winter
After a busy gardening season, you can finally put your feet up and plan for next year. However, you’re not off the hook quite yet; there are still some tasks you can do in your garden or allotment to ensure your plants and equipment survive the winter.
Seed Gathering – How to Enjoy Your Favourite Plants Over and Over
As the growing season comes to a close it is time to turn our attention to seed gathering. It’s the best way to stock up on your favourite plants for nothing! Keep on reading to find out how to gather seeds effectively.