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Winter doesn’t seem to want to leave us, and it’s not just us humans who have to deal with sub-zero temperatures. This time of year is also a special challenge for plants and other living things. This makes it all the more important that we prepare our gardens in time for winter.
Finally, it is time for the work that’s been neglected all year. If you think we’re just hiding indoors and waiting for the nature to wake up, you’re in for a disappointment. In winter, nature is regaining its strengths for the spring, but we don’t have such luxury.
The garden in winter – a beautiful white splendour. Because nature goes dormant in winter, many people think that gardening is over for the next year. However, it is important to look after your garden during winter months as well.
If you want to create a safe and care-free outdoor environment for you dog, you should consider the tips we’ve summed up below. If you follow our guidance, your four-legged friend will be happy, and your garden will prosper despite accommodating another inhabitant.
Pebbles, gravel, cobbles, slate chippings, and slate monoliths can all be amazing complementary features for your garden. The choice of texture, size and colour depends on the overall layout of your garden and should be consulted with a professional.
There are multiple reasons why you might decide to create a new lawn from scratch. You might have just finished a major makeover of your garden with a reshuffle of your garden features, or maybe you just need to replace your old, already tired and perhaps uneven law.
English Ivy or climbing Ivy, if you want, is one of many non-native species imported to the UK from the USA where it was praised for its decorative appearance. Like many innocently imported plants, English Ivy can be invasive, damaging trees and other plants.
If 2020 taught us something then it must be the fact that having a beautiful outdoor space is most vital in keeping us healthy, both physically and mentally.
Good and well-managed compost should be one of the cornerstones of any garden. It doesn’t only provide crucial nutrients and minerals your plants need, but it also helps you recycle much of the organic waste which would otherwise end up on a landfill.