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Ideas for using and furnishing your conservatory Originally designed to allow people to grow plants even during the colder weather, the conservatory is now a popular addition for those who are looking for extra space without the expense of a full-blown extension. [more]

How to choose garden furniture Garden furniture comes in all kinds of shapes and sizes - and prices. No matter how big or small your budget is, it's important not to waste money by choosing your garden furniture in haste or on impulse... [more]

Choosing (or building) your ideal garden barbecue Brits can barbecue in even the smallest of backyards, and the range of barbecues on offer from DIY stores and even high street retailers caters for every need. [more]

Tips for creating a low maintenance garden With today's hectic lifestyles, garden owners increasingly desire a space that requires the very minimum of maintenance. [more]

Choosing a trampoline for your garden To provide healthy, safe fun for all the family, you should look for specific characteristics in terms of shape, size and build quality when choosing a trampoline for your garden. [more]

How to create a contemporary garden There are many ways that you can create a contemporary garden with a modern look. Not all these need be expensive or time consuming to achieve. [more]

Which tomato variety should you choose to grow? When you think of growing tomatoes the first thing that probably springs to mind is just how juicy and ripe - and tasty - they are going to be. [more]

Getting the best from a long, thin garden If you live in an urban environment, there is a good chance that your garden is a long, skinny, rectangular shape. [more]

How can garden wood preservatives help keep your garden furniture safe? Quality garden furniture can be expensive, but garden wood preservatives can help keep your furniture looking good for many years. [more]

How to create an inviting outdoor space Ordinary spaces become extraordinary with a few simple flourishes and a human touch. A drab back garden can be turned into a cosy hangout that even older kids might deem cool! [more]

Making sure your garden is a safe place for the kids to play For children, your garden is the area of your home that offers some of the greatest freedom to explore and play - but also potential dangers. [more]

How to care for wicker garden furniture As a natural product, wicker garden furniture requires a little extra care and attention to keep it looking its best. [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]

Eyecatching garden lighting ideas There are many different reasons why garden lighting is important - for visibility, security or enjoyment. [more]

Choosing the right patio heater for your outdoor space There's nothing better than enjoying summer evenings under the gentle, radiating warmth of a patio heater. [more]

Urban gardening ideas Having a garden doesn't just mean having a bit of grass behind your house - it's a lot more than that. A garden is a great way to express yourself; it's an outdoor extension to your home. [more]

Should I add a gazebo to my garden? As there are so many different options available for gazebos and the outdoor furniture to include within them, you should be able to find something to suit your garden as well as your budget. [more]

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