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5 perennial plants to divide up in March
Perennials are plants that return year after year for more than two years, good examples are echinacea, lavender and hellebores.…
‘Made In’ 5 Piece Stainless Pan Set review – outstanding
Stainless steel cookware is gaining popularity, a trend that appears to be driven by concerns about chemical non-stick coatings on…
What I do to my lawn in March (and what I leave until spring)
With the weather starting to warm up, I’m always tempted to rush outside and get started on all the gardening…
March lawn care tips – 6 jobs to restore a winter-worn lawn
The very best March lawn care tips kill two birds with one stone: they revive a winter-worn lawn while getting…
5 ways to make your garden sound wonderful
Often, without us realising, our gardens consist of plenty of different features that trigger our five senses, but one you…
The spring cleaning essentials I swear as a Cleaning Editor
People always raise their eyebrows and scratch their heads when I tell them that I’m a Cleaning Editor who hates…
When to mow your grass if you have bulbs in your lawn
Not sure when to mow your grass if you have bulbs in your lawn? It’s worth finding out if you…
How many hours a day should your heating be on in spring?
After a very wet start to 2026, welcome milder temperatures are coming around. But with mornings and evenings still chilly,…
The exact type of bird box to attract sparrows to a garden
House sparrows may not be one of the most colourful birds you’ll find in your garden, but they are a…
Cola is the latest kitchen colour trend I can’t get enough of
Discovering new kitchen colour trends is my favourite part of my job – colour has the ability to evoke so…
Begonia tuber mistakes gardeners make and how to avoid them
Tuberous begonias are one of summer’s great show-offs, delivering months of colour in borders, hanging baskets and containers… yet they’re…
Why I have to wait to install solar panels
When we bought our strange renovation project (a 1700s stone cottage with a dated 1970s extension) we had firm energy-efficiency…