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Gardening Advice
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Posted: May 25, 2021Categories: Gardening Advice
Whether you're looking to 'dip your toe into the water' of greenhouse gardening or are keen to expand your existing growing area, discover all you need to know about small greenhouses and cold frames here.
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Posted: February 12, 2020
Potting sheds are perfect for people who love gardening. They offer the benefits of a traditional shed and with an important addition – they’re a great place to nurture plants.
Read on and find out more.
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Posted: January 06, 2020Categories: Gardening Advice
It's time to take down that tree! Discover different ways to recycle your tree this year.
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Posted: October 10, 2019Categories: Gardening Advice
Leafmould is a natural soil improver that you can make by collecting and storing leaves following this super easy instructions.
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Posted: August 19, 2019
Just because summer has fizzled out doesn’t mean you can pack everything away and hibernate. Leave that for the bears in the woods.
Clean down and plant up your containers for instant colour and continued interest until 2020 brings whatever 2020 fancies. Read on to find out all you need to know about autumn container gardening.
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Wet Weather Leads to a Slug Onslaught
A mild winter + wet spring + a ban on a certain type of slug pellet = slug invasion!
New Ban on Slug Pellets
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Posted: September 13, 2018
If you haven't got a composter, then act now. If you already have one, then get yourself another. Compost heaps are the heartbeat of your garden and there are ways to get the best from your compost corner.
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Posted: September 06, 2018
The Shedstore Shed MOT
The summer is over. Weeks of unbroken sunshine, record temperatures and paddling pools will soon be nothing but
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Make the most of your greenhouse by reading our Seasonal Guide to the Greenhouse. Learn when to carry out essential maintenance tasks and the best time of year to grow your favourite fruit and vegetables.
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Posted: July 13, 2018
It’s been a great growing season up to now with plenty of rain and a good dollop of sun. Soil and compost are getting tired and some are struggling to keep up with the demands of voracious root systems. Feeding time!