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The very best arguments for choosing rattan sun loungers
By Andrew Liberty · 12 years ago
The years of unpleasant plastic sun loungers are over. The new variety of rattan sun loungers are here, offering style, efficiency and highest level of comfort. So what exactly is so excellent regarding wickerwork sun ...
What's in a Name?
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
Etymology, or the origin of words, is a fascinating subject, particularly where plants are concerned. Oft named after the discoverer’s love interest, or for the characters of fables and fairy tales, or perhaps their origins ...
The Colour Purple
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
Continuing our weekly segment on different plant based colour schemes, we now address red and blues first child – purple. As usual our list includes cultivation dos and don’ts, where best to place these examples ...
Trees For Small Gardens
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
Last week we gave you information on proper pruning techniques and its many benefits, however even the most dedicated maintenance cannot make a large tree suitable for a small garden, and this week we address ...
Plans4Boats Review
By Rhett Noble · 12 years ago
Anyone who has ever thought of owning a boat really should certainly look into Plans4Boats. This easy to observe guide will display you almost everything you'll need to know to make your boating dreams reality. ...
What Do You require To build A Wood Garden Shed?
By Rhett Noble · 12 years ago
A wood garden shed plays a big role in your garden or at the backyard. It's the most effective place to keep your garden tools and equipments this kind of as mowers, shovels, and so ...
How to choose Rattan Garden Furniture?
By Kris Raven · 12 years ago
Outdoor and indoor rattan furniture is by far one of the best types of furniture you can use in your garden, conservatory or patio area. The best part is rattan furniture is available in a ...
Caring For Your Compost
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
There are fewer habits a gardener can develop that are of greater benefit than composting. Dedication and persistence are rewarded with a cost effective means to fertilize your garden, not to mention a practical use ...
Credit Crunch Hits Our Allotments
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
The Royal Horticultural Society have recently published a public interest story concerning the rising prices and popularity of allotment gardening and you may be shocked to find out how plot space translates into wallet space. ...
Yellow Fellows
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
Continuing our colour coding of the garden, this week, if yellow is your thing, we bring you a host of butter-toned cultivars. Yellow is considered, in psychological circles, to effects one’s self esteem, specifically to ...
Hydroponic Growing
By Jade Coleman · 12 years ago
Hydroponics is a process whereby plants are grown without soil, in mineral nutrient solutions. Plants grown by this process may also be grown in gravel, mineral wool or perlite.
Hydroponics is being adapted all over ...
Lopping the Limbs
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
Everybody loves fruit - it’s nature’s ice cream with more than forty flavours, it’s the backbone of our vitamin intake, not to mention a good looking addition to the garden. Those of us who have, ...
True Blue
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
Continuing from our previous piece concerning the introduction of select colour schemes within the garden, we now bring you a variety of cool, blue cultivars to compliment the fiery shades we talked about last week. ...
Maintenance of Outdoor Fountains
By Chris Harry · 12 years ago
Outdoor fountains are well-thought-out one of the best possible approaches of improving the attractiveness of your garden. With the quantity of beauty that they afford to your house, it is very important that you make ...
Why Businesses and Homeowners Purchase Indoor Flytraps During Winter Months
By Terry Ogerly · 12 years ago
Should a business or home purchase an indoor flytrap during the winter months? Many people believe that flies are seasonal with no need for fly control during winter months. If you are located in a ...
Various garden tools from spear and Jackson
By John Gregory · 12 years ago
Various garden tools from spear and Jackson
Here are just some of the many tools on offer from this very good manufacturer.
E-Series Border Fork
Features:
* Centralized foot take, lowers slipping and unbalancing, offers ...
Can Garden Power Tools Groom your Garden!
By John Gregory · 12 years ago
Home gardening can be a very intimate past time. People prefer to feel near to nature and also the earth whilst getting exercise and enhancing their house. Many people, however, would like to complete the ...
Sensory Gardens (if not necessarily sensible!)
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
To many, a garden is just a glorified bouquet, somewhere to apply an artistic touch and allow nature to do the leg work and, while the aesthetic appeal of this idea is undeniable, to truly ...
Expanding your Horizons - Tricks to Make your Garden Look Bigger!
By Joshua Ellison · 12 years ago
While an experienced gardener will have a knack for best taking advantage of the space they’ve got, for example with the correct balance of small to large plants or how their borders are positioned, there ...
The Garden Hand Tool Introduction Part 1
By John Gregory · 12 years ago
http://www.justgardentools.co.uk/compare_scrapers.html
Used for removing weeds and moss from between paving slabs, on paths or patios. Also for cleaning mower decks, tools, boot scraping etc. The sharp edges cut weeds whilst the hook removes the debris. ...