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Weeds can really ruin the look of your patio and gravel areas. Garden lovers are always on the lookout for tips to banish weeds, but be aware that some methods might harm your garden's ecosystem or ...

The cold and often wet winter months can take quite the toll on your outdoor space, especially gardens. But it's not just flowerbeds that can suffer from months of rain and wind, bad weather can also ...

With the summer weather in full swing, it's more tempting than ever to venture into our gardens to embrace the sun and warmth. But as tempting as barbecues and al fresco dinners outside may be, pesky ...

We shared the gardening jobs you should do this May WITH warmer weather upon us, many people are turning their attention to their gardens and sprucing them up for summer. And if your garden’s wooden ...

Weeds are an undesirable sight, especially when spoiling a patio or gravelled area, much to the dismay of gardening enthusiasts. . Many hacks have been shared to get rid of weeds, but its important to ...

WITH warmer weather upon us, many people are turning their attention to their gardens and sprucing them up for summer. And if your garden’s wooden fence has unsightly green algae on it, you aren’t ...

With dry and warm weather settling in this spring, it's that time of year when everyone starts to get their gardens in shape. For those with patios and decking, stubborn mould, lichen, or algae is ...

The chilly and often damp winter months can wreak havoc on your outdoor spaces, particularly gardens. But it's not just flowerbeds that bear the brunt of months of rain and wind, as bad weather can ...

15:18, Tue, Jan 28, 2025 Updated: 15:18, Tue, Jan 28, 2025 Garden fences can be a prime location for algae growth because wood is porous, which means it can absorb moisture. Algae love high levels of ...