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Is artificial grass the right choice for your garden? Artificial grass may be an increasingly frequent sight in gardens, schools and sports centres across the country, but the question still remains as to whether it's the right option for everyone. [more]

Winter is coming: get those green fingers out Winter is coming... but without a solid amount of preparation, your garden will be about as colourful as a cloudy evening come springtime. So, the perfect time for preparation is now. [more]

Choosing the right garden footwear for the right job With such a vast array of gardening footwear now on offer, it's worth making sure you've got the right kit for the right job - ensuring that you'll stay warm, dry, safe and comfortable. [more]

Apply your spring hair-cutting routine for the perfect lawn As winter retreats and our gardens start re-emerging from their hibernation it's the perfect time to give your lawns some much-needed TLC. [more]

Getting a pest-free garden in a few easy steps A few quick and simple preparations can stop potential pests from calling your garden home. Here, Arbordeck explains the techniques you can use to safeguard your garden. [more]

How to find the perfect landscape contractor Choosing a landscape contractor to design your perfect garden is an important decision that should not be rushed into. [more]

Seven tips for the first-time gardener Not everyone sees themselves as green-fingered, but don't let that dissuade you from having a go. [more]

How to maintain block paving Block paving will always be susceptible to weeds and moss as well as general wear and tear, but with a little maintenance you can ensure that your driveway or patio stays in tip-top condition for many years to come. [more]

Top five presents for your garden-mad dad From the little things to the big essentials, there are many different gift ideas that are sure to put a smile on the face of your garden-mad dad. [more]

An indoor garden with bite: growing carnivorous plants in an orangery Are you bored with seeing the same old house plants growing in your orangery? If so, why not take a different approach and create your own carnivorous plant collection? [more]

Creating a bee-friendly garden In gardens, bees are vital to boost fruit and vegetable gardens and to bolster the garden's overall health and productivity. [more]

Preparing your garden for winter As you enjoy the last of the summer, there are plenty of jobs that need to be tackled if your garden is to be on top form for next year's growing season. [more]

Making your garden presentable ready to sell your house Looking to sell your home? Make sure you give some serious thought to improving your garden - it could help get more people through the door leading to a much swifter sale. [more]

Japanese knotweed: the plant that can slash house prices People all over the UK are being hit by the scourge of Japanese knotweed. It's not only causing havoc in their gardens; it is even leading to drastic falls in the value of homes. [more]

Cutting roses for Valentine's Day Traditionally given as a sign of love, roses are the perfect bouquet or centrepiece for Valentine's Day. If you are lucky enough to be able to cut your own, here are a few top tips to get you started. [more]

How can garden wood preservatives help keep your garden furniture safe? Quality garden furniture can be expensive and you want it to look good for many years even though it is often exposed to the elements outside. [more]

Knotty problem of Japanese knotweed deters homebuyers Japanese knotweed is so much of a deterrent that it would stop most people from buying a property, as they would find it too difficult and costly to deal with the highly invasive weed. [more]

Is it right to ban glyphosate? Glyphosate may sound complicated for those who aren't aware of what it is. However, it is the most commonly-sold weed killer across the globe. [more]

Make your garden sell your house Many buyers, especially those in urban areas, consider a garden to be a must have feature in a prospective purchase. [more]

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