1. The Beauty of the Weed Identification Guide

    June 11, 2011 by admin

    Weeds are the gardener’s nemesis, and the only way to successfully combat this evil is with knowledge. That is precisely why we are such fans of the weed identification guide. Whereas it is just not enough to be able to know weed from other agreeable plants, you must also know how to prevent their arrival [...]


  2. A Thorough and Effective Method for Organising Your Garden Shed

    May 6, 2011 by admin

    The rules that you want to apply to the organisation of your garden shed are the same as those used for any indoor space. Do not think of the shed as something more confusing to get into working order than say your kitchen or bathroom. All of the areas you live or work in need [...]


  3. The Simple Way to Plant Flowers in Window Boxes That Thrive

    April 25, 2011 by admin

    It is time to begin some of the more time consuming outdoor projects, but some of us need a little nudge to get the ball rolling. I find the best way to get to it is to put a big red circle on the calendar for the very next Sunday and to make it the [...]


  4. Avoid this Common First Vegetable Garden Mistake

    April 22, 2011 by admin

    One basic mistake that new vegetable garden growers make is to choose a place that does not provide enough sunlight, or too much. You need to know which of the items you are planting require what amount of sun. Take for example tomatoes, which adore the sunshine and require direct sunlight. At a minimum they [...]


  5. Time to Stock Up on Grilling Tools

    March 17, 2011 by admin

    I thought I had all the tools I need for my garden, but I have actually found a whole set that I would really benefit from. Now I know this is not what you are expecting to read, because believe me my wife was not prepared to hear it. Alas, the tools I am now [...]


  6. The Materials to Use to Keep Your Garden Shed Tools Clean

    February 22, 2011 by admin

    The garden shed houses all of your garden supplies and tools, but do not leave it up to the shed to keep those tools in tiptop shape. No, it is entirely up to you to maintain your tools and thus prolong their effectiveness and lifespan. Don't leave it until it is too late, after reading [...]


  7. Issues to Address Regarding Hardscaping From the Beginning

    January 25, 2011 by admin

    We know that once you get your sights set on making a beautiful garden you want to get started right away. And that is fine, as long as you do so in the right manner. This means that you should have a plan, even if it is a rough one. Otherwise, if you decide to [...]


  8. How to Pick the Spot for Your Vegetable Garden

    January 17, 2011 by admin

    It is very good advice to place your garden close to your home form numerous reasons. First of all, no matter how lovely and abundant your veggies and herbs may be, you will be less likely to collect them and tend to them regularly if the garden is far off. You want to be able [...]


  9. The Snow Shovel That Makes A Real Difference

    December 30, 2010 by admin

    Well, this winter has definitely reminded me of the value of one very basic tool, the shovel. For between £18 and £25 pounds I have made some great purchases when it comes to shovels, and I know they were good buys based upon the amount of work they accomplished in the last few weeks removing [...]


  10. How to Reorganise Your Garden Shed

    November 12, 2010 by admin

    Your garden shed can be organised in multiple different ways, but I like to approach it in the same manner that I do my kitchen. This means that the things used most often go in the front of cabinets and drawers. It also is imperative that you eliminate all the stuff that is unnecessary, you [...]