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Growing a fragrant garden

I love spending time outside in the garden. One of my favourite things about the changing seasons is smelling how the air changes as the different plants go into bloom. I like to have a good mix of plants in my garden that blossom and let off odours at different times so that there is a constantly changing mix of scents and colours to enjoy. Not only do people enjoy this, but it also helps attract beautiful birds and small native animals into the yard. This blog has some ideas for gardeners on great smelling plants you can use year round.

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5 Signs You Should Choose Bare Root Fruit Trees Over Potted

10 November 2022
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There are plenty of things to think about when you're looking at fruit trees, and one of the most fundamental is whether to go for bare root fruit trees or potted fruit trees. Unlike potted trees, bare root trees are sold while they are dormant during the winter months. Since they are dormant, they can survive without any soil around their roots, which is why they are named as they are. Read More 

Reasons for Mulching Your Garden Beds

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If you're looking for a way to make your landscape healthier and more attractive, you might consider spreading mulch over the garden beds. Here are several reasons to go ahead with a mulching project. Attractive While plants and flowers make garden beds attractive, the soil in between is drab. You can cover up the earth with the colours and textures of mulch. Add shredded bark or wood chips that come in different tan, red, or grey tones to create a rustic look. Read More 

Why Should You Consider Using a Ride-on Mower?

10 November 2020
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For years, commercial property owners have been relying on the ride-on mowers to maintain their massive gardens and lawns. However, things are changing, and now homeowners are choosing to use this piece of equipment too. So, what's making ride-on mowers more popular amongst residential property owners, even though they are costly? And should you get one of these mowers as well? This post will outline the top benefits associated with ride-on mowers so you can make an informed choice the next time you decide to buy a mower. Read More 

Reasons You Should Always Purchase Landscape Supplies in Bulk

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Are you planning to beautify the outdoor space in your property? Every property owner today wants to have a stunning lawn in their commercial or residential property. This not only beautifies the property but also increases the value of the property, and it's the reason people opt to hire landscaping contractors to design and maintain their outdoor space. But before you can hire a landscaping expert to handle things on your behalf, you need to buy the necessary landscape supplies. Read More 

How to Effectively Use Mulch to Deal with Weeds

24 June 2019
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If you've ever laid mulch on your garden before, you know that it can be an effective deterrent to the growth of weeds. However, you may need to take additional steps before you order your mulch and lay it down if you want to keep those weeds well and truly at bay. What steps should you take to prepare the area? Blocking out the Sun Remember, mulch is a very good barrier against weed infestation, but the covering must block out as much sunlight as possible if it is to be truly effective. Read More