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Companion planting is a great natural, organic way to protect your juicy homegrown strawberries as well as encourage their growth and produce even sweeter crops. Gardeners have been using… Read More

Hydrangea are very floriferous from the month of May and give colour to the gardens for months. They will allow you to create beautiful flowering borders and even very beautiful hedges tinte… Read More

Spring is in full bloom and the garden is springing back to life.  My spring bulbs are starting to fade out telling me it`s time to get out the May garden pottering checklist. Ho… Read More

Homemade fertilizers are a cheap and environmentally friendly way to feed your plants. It will encourage growth and crop yields and even discourage garden pests and plant diseases.  Pla… Read More

Making a Sunflower den in the garden is a fun activity to do with children.  Kids love planting sunflowers because they are fast growing, low maintenance and full of vibrant colour… Read More

Attract Butterflies and Bees into your garden with these 5 wildlife-friendly garden plants.  These plants add fragrance, colour and texture to your garden, they also create a habitat fo… Read More

What to do now June is here and my garden has burst into life over the spring months.  Time to start thinking about hanging out baskets overflowing with Begonias and tending to my ve… Read More

Planning a summer garden is so exciting and satisfying when the palette of colours, shapes and textures all come together in an explosion of a botanical masterpiece. A gardener’s w… Read More

What to do now July brings long warm days that continue late into the evening perfect for garden pottering after work, hosting barbeques, garden parties and splashing in the pool. Ther… Read More

Mediterranean and sub-tropical plants are the perfect way to add an exotic touch to your garden. July is the perfect time to invite guests over for barbeques and summer parties. Impress… Read More

What To Do Now October is the month when the garden really begins to show off those warm autumn colours.  There are plenty of tasks to do in the garden this month.  The main job… Read More

October is a month bursting with autumn colours.  The leaves begin to turn golden with warm orange, yellow and deep reds.  It’s a palette of colours to inspire any landscape… Read More

September is the time to prepare for autumn gardening tasks.  The weather can be changeable in September from mild, warm days to wet and chilly.  There are lots of tasks to keep yo… Read More

What To Do Now The September garden is generally cooler as the weather becomes milder.  This month is a good time to prepare for autumn gardening tasks.  The weather can be chan… Read More

August is the peak of summer making it one of the hottest months. Watering in the garden is a top priority. Using grey water or ideally rain water from a water butt is not only good for wa… Read More

Bring the outdoors into the house this autumn with beautiful flower displays.  As summer begins to fade, bring your garden into the house by adding seasonal flower displays and cent… Read More

Halloween is a great time to really have some fun with your garden.  Get creative decorating the front of your house for trick-or-treaters. Having a theme will achieve a festive and in… Read More

Toadstools and fungi are a natural and essential part of the garden ecosystem.  To have toadstools and mushrooms in your lawn is a sign of a healthy garden with soil packed with benefic… Read More

As late autumn turns to winter, with colder, shorter days, there are still plenty of tasks to do in the garden in November.  Most of the garden plants are dormant now and will need to b… Read More

What To Do Now November is here and with it comes the chance of early frost. The focus this month in the garden is protecting plants and wildlife from the cold winter months ahead. … Read More

Leaf mould is a great organic method for creating homemade compost.  It has a rich earthy scent and a crumbly compost texture.  As the autumn/winter garden is usually covered in fa… Read More

Winter is finally upon us and there are many winter flowering plants worth considering to add some vibrant colour to the garden during these cold winter months.  Winter can be harsh for… Read More

The wildlife that visit our gardens play a vital role in the natural world and the environment.  There are many things that we as gardeners can do to help local wildlife. Building a wi… Read More

Winter can be challenging for wildlife with food sources and shelter to protect against the harsh winter weather in short supply.  Adding winter evergreens which sustain wildlife throug… Read More

Potted Christmas trees are becoming a popular choice for bringing festive cheer into the home over the holiday season. A living tree provides a fresh pine fragrance to the home and a pott… Read More

There is still plenty to do when your are out gardening in December and as we approach the shortest day of the year, the weather can be quite crisp and chilly.  Time to wrap up warm and… Read More

Winter should not put you off enjoying the beauty of plants. Bring the outdoors in with a floral winter centrepiece. You can buy ready made displays or get creative and combine your favour… Read More

Houseplants are the perfect gift for anyone and especially at Christmas time.  They brighten up the home, improve the air quality and are easy to care for with the minimum of fuss. M… Read More

Poinsettias with their familiar red and green leaves are a popular plant given as a gift during the festive period.  Knowing how to care for your poinsettia will prolong its life and re… Read More

The new year is here. Now is the time to plan what you want to do in the this year while out gardening in January.  With January being cold and, in some areas, covered in snow, it can… Read More

What To Do Now  Spring is approaching and the first spring bulbs are emerging out of the ground.  Gardening in February is all about preparing the garden for sowing and grow… Read More

Spring bulbs herald the beginning of spring with a stunning burst of colour and fragrance.  Say goodbye to winter and add some springtime cheer to your garden with these top 10 spri… Read More

If you live in a town house or apartment, it can be inspiring and fun to design a space for a home vegetable garden.  With limited space for growing crops, use containers and vertical p… Read More

Growing vegetables in a greenhouse will give your se… Read More

What to do now Gardening in March is a busy time as the weather warms up.  With the last of the morning frost and the arrival of spring, now is the time to start planting.  F… Read More

If you are planning to replace a garden fence or build a garden wall it is advisable to research your local garden law on fence boundaries.  Property law can vary between different coun… Read More

Spring Equinox – The First Day of Spring Friday, 20th of March is when the Spring Equinox will occur in the UK to welcome in the first day of spring, 2020.  In other parts… Read More

What to do now  Gardening in April is a busy time for gardeners with longer, warmer days.  Flowers are in full bloom and… Read More

Attract ladybirds into your garden picture by wallup.net… Read More

If left untouched, moss on lawns will continue to spread, taking over where your beautiful lawn once was.  So how do you control the moss?  Moss will grow under the perfect shady… Read More

What to do now Gardening in May is a busy time for flower and vegetable growers.  With summer on its way, now is the perfect time to tidy up spring flowering plants, perennials and p… Read More

Black spot on roses is a common disease which infects our prized and cherished roses.  Diplocarpon rosae is a type of fungus which develops black spots on the leaves of r… Read More

Gardening in June is a busy time for gardeners.  The summer season will start on June 20th this year with the summer solstice giving us the longest day of the year.  Flowers a… Read More

Gardening in July brings longer, warmer days that continue late into the evening.  This is the perfect month for pottering in the garden after work, hosting barbecues, garden partie… Read More

August is the peak of summer making it one of the hottest months. While gardening in August, watering in the garden is a top priority. Using grey water or rainwater from a water butt is not… Read More

Gardening in September is the time to prepare for autumn gardening tasks.  The weather can be changeable this month, from mild warm days to wet and chilly.  There are lots of tasks… Read More

By: Tamoha Mukhopadhyay Last night exasperation ravaged my door,Manifesting futile loveMy vanquished soul broke into merciless tremors.The walls of my heart painted surreal shadows. Anguish… Read More

By: Bill Kamen Killin’ time, sippin’ a beerAt a boardwalk bar by the seaThe jukebox playin’ visions of loveMy mind drifts away to a girl on the beachSwayin’ to the so… Read More

Rita Uchenna Nkem Dominic Nwaturuocha popularly known as Rita Dominic was born on the 12th of July, 1975. She is a celebrated Nigerian actress, businesswoman, and television personality… Read More

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A million laughs a million miles away do i lovemy bloods?A tooth for a tooth to hideneurosis,a thing about something,not to abalienate to the abaftof sunny times.Oh am my brother's keeper in… Read More

My love does not come loudIt is in no way large or grandioseIt does not come in extravagant giftsOr to the public, exposeBut that does not mean I do not loveMy love does not come hardIt is n… Read More

There is joy in the boyI know I should ignoreNever be moreI dont know if we are even friendsWe know how it endsI should shut the doorBut he gives me that feelingthe closest spiritual healing… Read More