Weeds, nettles, and bramble are rampant at this time of year, and if they’re blighting your garden, a brushcutter will prove a fast, low-effort
Weeds, nettles, and bramble are rampant at this time of year, and if they’re blighting your garden, a brushcutter will prove a fast, low-effort
While families pray for hours of unbroken sunshine for summer barbecues and country strolls, gardeners would like a bit of rain now and then
Despite sorry-looking grass with long straggly growth, weeds and moss and the general rubbish of winter on the surface, lawns are doing their best
January is the month of broken resolutions and the headaches which seem to cut in when credit card bills thud on to the mat.
The annual fall has started and leaves need to be regularly cleared otherwise they will stop light and moisture getting to the lawn and
On Saturday last, I spent a good deal of my valuable time waiting for a rogue urban fox to appear, so I could find out
Verges and path edges and those awkward bits of land which seem to specialise in growing nettles and weeds are growing their fastest rate
Happy New Year! Yes I know it’s me again, but to be honest Holly only just crawled, blinking, out of the big candle-lit cave
The winning photo – ‘Having a Brolly Good Time’. You will all know by now that our Snap Autumn competition has now closed
We have been warning for some time that leaves need to be cleared, and often, both to allow lawns and flower beds to stay