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
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Gardening Advice
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Posted: August 19, 2019
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Posted: June 12, 2019Categories: Gardening Advice
Read moreWet 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
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Posted: September 06, 2018
Read moreThe Shedstore Shed MOT
The summer is over. Weeks of unbroken sunshine, record temperatures and paddling pools will soon be nothing but a distant memory. Winter is coming, so it’s time to wrap up
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Posted: August 09, 2018
Read moreMake 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
Read moreIt’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!
Plants in containers
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Posted: May 04, 2018
Read morePatios are emerging from the dark winter and wet spring looking worse for wear. Algae and moss are causing major slip hazards and weeds are emerging from every poorly mortared joint. But sorting them out can be easy and highly satisfying.
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Posted: March 08, 2018
Read moreRead our gardening expert's top tips on raised beds and garden planters to help your own container plants thrive.
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Posted: January 11, 2018
Read moreThere, it’s over. All the happy activity and social whirl of family and friends, the hunt for AAAs and calls of ‘have you kept the receipt?’ have gone. Christmas is a distant memory and New Year’s Eve well, came and went.
And now it’s 2018 (just
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Posted: October 01, 2016
Read moreWith autumn well and truly upon us, gardens and outdoor buildings/structures need a bit of TLC this month to make sure they are ready to withstand the colder weather and the leaves falling from trees. We look at all of the crucial October tasks to make
