September Gardening Jobs

by Jack on September 3, 2010 · 0 comments

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With the summer slowing fading into the distant memory September is the month in which you should begin getting your garden ready for the colder months ahead. At the beginning of autumn you should be getting your greenhouse and plants ready for the winter, harvesting fruit and vegetables and also planting spring bulbs ready for [...]

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The advantages of using a Raised Bed in your garden

1 September 2010

Instead of growing plants at ground level you can also grow different plants in a raised bed. A raised bed is simply an area of soil that is higher than the surrounding level of soil. You can purchase a ready-made raised bed which is often called a planter or alternatively you can build your own [...]

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What makes a good garden shed?

23 August 2010

Find out the advantages and disadvantages of a plastic shed, wooden shed and a metal shed.
The pros and cons of each garden shed material:
Plastic Garden Sheds
Pros
Maintenance free
Cheap
Light weight and easy to move around your garden
Quick and easy assembly
Wide opening front allowing for easy access
Cons
Not attractive
Not environmentally friendly
Limited range of sizes
Metal Sheds
Pros
Maintenance free
Extremely durable
Ultimate security
Choice of [...]

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Wooden Garden Sheds Buyers Guide

20 August 2010

Are you planning to buy a new wooden garden shed to store your tools, lawn mower, barbecue and garden furniture in?
If so here are a few tops tips on what to consider before you buy a garden shed.
What size shed?
The most popular size shed is definitely the 8×6 shed, however you will find that you [...]

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Garden sharing schemes

18 August 2010

Garden sharing schemes have been arising all over the UK. The aim of garden sharing projects is to pair up people who can no longer cope with their gardens with local green fingered neighbours who are desperate to get stuck in but have no or little green space of their own.
In Edinburgh the garden sharing [...]

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How to Execute an Enchanting Summer Garden Party

29 July 2010

Begin your party planning by assessing exactly what you already have: the particular nature of your flowers or vegetables, any special architecture – a gazebo, shack, wicker furniture, fountain, etc and use these pieces for inspiration. Keep your guest list relative to the size of your space, and get ready to relax in your [...]

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Grow your own organic food in a raised bed

28 July 2010

You can grow your own organic food in a raised bed or planter. It doesn’t matter if your garden is large or small this type of garden container enables you to grow anything you like practically anywhere you like!
Raised beds are not a new concept but have become increasingly popular with people across the country. [...]

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Blooming beautiful – Increase your flowers blooming potential

27 July 2010

Beautiful flowers make your garden look fabulous during spring and the summer. A flowerless garden can often look dull and without life or energy. Read this article to find out how you can increase your flowers bloom, encourage more flowers and increase the longevity of your plants bloom.
Watering plants
During a hot summer most gardeners think [...]

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Small Garden Solutions: Outdoor dining and bistro sets

20 July 2010

If you live in a house with a tiny garden or even a flat with a small balcony you can still enjoy dining outside during the warmer months. A Bistro set can be a stylish addition to your patio or courtyard garden which gives you a practical solution for dining or enjoying drinks outdoors. A [...]

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July Gardening Jobs and Greenhouse tasks

13 July 2010

Here is my quick guide to all of the gardening jobs you need to do this month. I have broken it down into simple categories which include greenhouse jobs, fruit and veg tasks, flowers and other small chores around the garden which will keep your garden looking fabulous!
Greenhouse jobs

Repot any plants that are becoming pot [...]

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