Mental work is something that so many people don’t realise is involved with choosing and buying the perfect gift. The good news is that some tactics can help reduce the hassle of buying gifts, no matter who the recipient or what the occasion. Keep reading to find out more. Picture found at Pixabay – License…
My last post about the garden was in early spring and I cannot believe how bare it looked back then. We had been in lockdown for around two weeks then and a lot of time has been spent in our growing area since then. More raised beds were added and I planted things in anything…
This year has definitely been a learning curve when it comes to gardening. I have learnt a lot. I have been on courses, read books and magazines about it and generally acted like a sponge when any information has come my way. I don’t like to keep things to myself so I thought I would…
Forget generic looking, shop-bought plant pots, if you have access to a farm yard, there is a plethora of thing and implements you can use to plant thing in. I recently wrote a whole post on repurposing old tyres so obviously they will be on the list but from old toilets to sinks, anything is…
As summer rears its head, you are almost certainly starting to wonder what you might do in order to make sure that your garden is truly ready for the season of growth. If you have ever failed to get your garden ready in time for summer before, you will know full well what it can…
For every one person buying gifts, probably on behalf of children, there is probably another five who will only remember at the eleventh hour when the shops have closed. Fear not, just because you have forgotten someone’s birthday or that it is Mother or Father’s Day, doesn’t mean the recipient will be left empty handed….
When you think of farming, I think you automatically think of arable and livestock and it is easy to forget that here in Britain, there is a thriving flower farming industry too. This month’s Women in Farming is Debbie Hutchinson and her sister Melanie who run Twisted Sister Flower Farm and Floral Design Studio. Flower…
We have recently had a large portion of our garden concreted. It used to be grassed so you would’ve thought we would have kept it like that. The problem was, it wasn’t a luscious, green, bouncy, lawn. It was field grass and not only was it difficult to pick up doggy do from, in wet…
