Gardens

  • Autumn Wreath

    The use of real leaves gives this wreath its autumnal feel. The leaves used here are dried oak leaves and their brown tones are echoed in the brown of the dried hydrangea flowers, but you could use any dried autumn leaves. And while this wreath uses rowan berries, cotoneaster would also work well.

  • water wise gardening

    The rain has finally come and it’s much needed after such a hot, dry summer. If predictions are right, this weather pattern is something we need to expect more often, along with mild and wet winters.

  • feed the fire

    Feed the Fire

    Food and Drink, Gardens

    North BBQ provide their customers with a wide selection of integrated solutions for gas and charcoal BBQs; wood, gas and charcoal-fired outdoor ovens; open fire cooking equipment and a wide range of outdoor kitchens and associated products.

  • 5 Star Plant Combinations

    I’m going to share with you some beautiful plant combinations that not only look great but are valuable to wildlife and our environment too.

  • perfect 10 garden creative

    It’s been 10 years this year since I started The Garden Creative after winning a competition to have my garden design built at The Royal Horticultural Society’s Hampton Court Flower Show.

  • growing a garden for scent

    Think of your outside spaces, and the chances are you’re remembering how they look, rather than the scents you associate with them. It’s time to claim the garden for your nose.

  • glasshouse

    There is so much joy to be had from growing your own herbs, fruit and vegetables. Picking a juicy tomato or crunchy cucumber straight from the plant is a beautiful thing, as well as saving you money and helping reduce environmental costs.

  • Winter Gardening

    What to do in the garden now

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    As leaves fall and branches stand bare, it’s easy to feel low when looking out of the window into the grey sky, but what if we can create a beautiful winter garden to banish those winter blues? I am going to give you a few ideas to uplift your mood by adding some colour and scent to your garden.

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    What to do in the garden now