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Watching wild birds feast and frolic in your garden is fun for you and the whole family, but have you ever wondered how you attract birds to a new bird table? Knowing where to plac…

If you are worried about overfeeding the birds in your garden or outside areas, this quick guide will help you to establish a good feeding routine to make sure that won't happen.

The ideal height for a bird table should be between 120 – 180cm off the ground. The higher a bird table is from the ground, the harder it will be for cats to approach unnoticed. But y…

Taking care of your lawn requires regular attention to keep it looking its best, and one crucial aspect is dealing with weeds while providing proper nutrition to your grass. And th…

Clover lawns have gained popularity due to their low maintenance, ability to enrich the soil and tolerance to drought. They are a great way to enhance the beauty of your garden whi…

Welcome to our A – Z list of wildflowers that we use in our wildflower seed mixes. Wildflowers offer a convenient and exciting way to bring a burst of colour and life to your garde…

Having a lush, green lawn will enhance the beauty of your home and provide a relaxing outdoor space. Sometimes lawns can suffer from extreme weather conditions, pests, or general wear…

The most common answer to why your lawn fertiliser is not dissolving is that it needs more water. While this is often the case, a few other factors can affect how quickly granular …

Maintaining a clover lawn in the UK is easy since it’s low maintenance and requires very little aftercare. Even though a clover lawn’s needs are minimal compared to a traditional l…

Regular grass seed does not grow well in shaded areas. So, if you have trees, buildings or fences in your garden that cast shadows throughout the day, your lawn could look worse fo…

Knowing how to prepare a wildflower seedbed properly will increase the growth of your wildflowers and will ensure they each have enough space to grow. It also helps your wildflower…