Safety in the garden

Our recent taste of summer in April had people not only donning tank tops, shorts and flip-flops but heading to the garden with even greater alacrity to tackle those spring chores.

Equipped for the growing seasons

As we gear up for the season of reseeding and planting, now is also the time to ensure that all the equipment we need is in order.

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Time to let your tree roots breathe

Winter 2023 exited the same way it came in – brilliant and cold. And while the hard season was not without its challenges.

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Climate and the garden

It’s the heart of winter, yet gardening enthusiasts are already noticing something unusual: Green shoots sprouting from the ground. But what is normally an exciting moment in late March has raised alarm bells in February and even back in January.

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