Hidden parking spaces which pop up from your drive have become a must-have home-improvement in London. The £40,000 parking spots can be hidden beneath a flowerbed, lawn, or even another parking space. Owners simply press a button on a keyring to raise they car out of the ground much like the rocket launching apparatus in… Continue reading Fancy having one of these under your shed?
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Seeds, can I succeed?
One of my 10 Things to do was “Eat more vegetables – and this year succeed in growing more of my own” [flickr]photo:1505860336[/flickr] So i am going through the Seed catalogues (online) as we speak, that does not mean I know what I want….. but the following companies websites are very good. Unwins seems conventional… Continue reading Seeds, can I succeed?
GARDEN TRENDS FOR 2009
Encouraging wildlife, growing your own fruit and veg and informal planting styles are likely to be in vogue for 2009, according to experts via PA Trends will continue to veer towards environmentally friendly techniques, less concrete used in hard landscaping and subtle colour schemes. Here’s what the experts predict will be big in 2009. Joe… Continue reading GARDEN TRENDS FOR 2009
Drawing up new Garden Designs
As the leaves fall and we prepare for what always seems like an endless winter, now is a good time to get your sketch pad out to plan a new garden design. “For a good balanced design, most designers would recommend that a third of the garden should be for planting and the other two-thirds… Continue reading Drawing up new Garden Designs
Grow a living roof for your garden shed
The mirror reports on the how to grow a roof on your garden shed. 3 reasons to do it Other than simply looking fantastic, living roofs will: 1. Attract wildlife – beneficial insects and useful pollinators will love the new green space. 2. Use up rainwater during the wet season, reducing localised flooding. 3. Have… Continue reading Grow a living roof for your garden shed
Love someone?, give them a growing ring!
I have heard of growing a some green stuff on your shed roof, but this is a wonderful unique idea. Growing Jewelry is a redefinition of modern values. It is a clash of jewelry an gardening; couture and organism. The collection of this hand jewelry is designed for people in metropolitan cities and is an… Continue reading Love someone?, give them a growing ring!
15% off turf and 20% of Soil improver at Rolawn Limited
Special offers on Minster Pro turf (15% off) and Soil Improver (20% off) have been extended again until the end of September. also get 12% off all purchases over £150
Shed and Garden – Slugs natures evil wossnames
This will be the odd post in the style of home and garden (maybe not) that will be a post about me whingeing about my failues as a gardener. Today it’s about slugs, in Welsh Wales we have been getting lots and lots and blod%y lots of slugs in the wilco garden (and elsewhere Iam… Continue reading Shed and Garden – Slugs natures evil wossnames
Gardening : my spuds
To go along with Simons allotment post, I thought a small post about my lack of gardening skills! My first potatoes, grown in a black plastic bag in the garden, they tasted lovely BTW I have planted some more, but its was so easy, wish I had done a whole trough of them (which is… Continue reading Gardening : my spuds
BBC Gardens Illustrated shout out shed week
The BBC Gardens Illustrated mentions National Shed week in their Dig in section, it’s in the upcoming June 2008 Edition out in the shops 30 May 2008. If you can get a copy take a look, it has some great garden photos in it…and is a bit more upmarket then some garden mags… If you… Continue reading BBC Gardens Illustrated shout out shed week