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Summer is here and we all want to spend more time in the garden whilst it is still hot. But is your garden and patio ready? Whether paved, wooden or concrete, your patio can become grimy with weeds, moss, dirt, oil or slimy algae – making it unsightly and slippery to walk on. A pressure-wash is the quick way to get it looking like new and here’s our step-by-step guide to doing it the right way!

As your lawn comes to life in spring and summer, a cordless lawnmower is a time-saving, hassle-free piece of gardening equipment that should be a high priority. Here’s our list of the top 8 things to look out for when researching your purchase…

One way you can help maintain and even improve the UK’s biodiversity of wildlife is to create a wildlife-friendly hedge in your garden. Here’s everything you need to know…

If you’ve ever spent your autumn months endlessly raking, picking up, and disposing of fallen leaves in your garden, then you’ll likely have thought about investing in a leaf blower to quicken the process. Aside from the sheer time it takes to complete this task manually, it can also be tough on your back, so let’s find your best cordless leaf blower!

These days we have a myriad of gardening tools at our disposal and whilst some of them are vital, do we really need them all? One such debate is around the lawn edger vs string trimmer. Both are handy with seemingly different uses, but do we need both? Let’s look at the facts…

Perfect for your Pinterest board – this is about illuminating ways to bring a sparkle to any garden – no matter the size!

Creating biodiversity in your garden is important for British wildlife and the success of your green space, but getting there shouldn’t become a source of stress. That’s why we’re sharing our knowledge on low-maintenance plants for biodiversity.

Summer in your garden… Doesn’t it sound perfect? It can be, if you follow our 12 steps to getting your garden ready for summer.

Even though insects are small, they have a big impact on the ongoing health and success of your garden. Crawl or fly this way and read our Beginner’s Guide to Insects so you can create a garden they’ll love.

Even if toads and newts may not be everyone’s favourite garden guest, they are undeniably important for the ecology of British garden wildlife. So, whether you love or hate them, they deserve their own Beginner’s Guide to Toads & Newts.