Gardening and pest control
Tips For A Bee-Friendly Garden Without A Sting
Most people have become aware of the role of bees in the survival of the planet. Bees are, indeed, critical pollinators. They pollinate around 70% of crop species, which altogether help to feed 90% of the world. Without bees, you and I would be left in a plantless, foodless world. So, it’s heartwarming to see…
Read MoreParts Of Your Garden That Will Need Regular Upkeep
Regardless of whether you love spending time in your garden or whether you only get out there when it’s blazing hot, there are parts of your garden that will need regular upkeep in order to keep it looking nice and presentable. So here are a few features to keep an eye on. Fencing Over time,…
Read More4 beautiful landscaping trends
If you are thinking about updating your garden, you may be at a bit of a loss regarding how to go about it. With that being said, read on to discover more about four trends that are in fashion at the moment…
Read MoreHow To Get Your Children Into The Garden This Summer!
The summer holidays are here and attempting to get your children into the garden can be a difficult job. You may have to compete with games consoles, computer screens and television shows.
Read MoreNine Ways To Protect The Bees
A month or so ago, Small Footprints encouraged us to protect the bees for our Change The World Wednesday Challenge. As you’ll be aware, we love taking care of our buzzy bees here at Chez Green.
Read MoreSave the dragonflies!
I discovered this week about the amazing dragonfly, what they do for us and why we should protect them…
Read MoreGet Rid of Patio Weeds Using Natural Rock Salt
Did you know you could use rock salt to get rid of weeds? our guest writer tells us more!
Read More5 ways to use compost
From houseplants to your lawn and even trees and shrubs there is more to compost than just digging it into the vegetable beds!
Read MoreHow to attract wildlife into your garden
Attracting wildlife to your garden helps keep the biodiversity rich and abundant. Here are some simple tips you can try at home.
Read MoreFour ways to make your garden more eco friendly
Mrs Green shares her sustainable gardening goals for 2013
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