Picnic Tables and other Outdoor Seating.
Lots of designs and sizes to choose from. Timber or Recycled Benches, 6 and 8 seater tables or 2 and 3 seater benches.
Lots of designs and sizes to choose from. Timber or Recycled Benches, 6 and 8 seater tables or 2 and 3 seater benches.
Compost is the single most important supplement you can give your garden. It’s a simple way to add nutrient-rich humus to your lawn or garden that fuels plant growth and restores vitality to depleted soil. It’s also free, easy to make, and good for the environment. But composting also has other benefits. Composting Benefits Soil Conditioner With compost, you are creating rich humus for your lawn and garden. This adds nutrients to your plants and helps retain soil moisture. They don’t call it “black gold” for nothing. Recycles Kitchen and... Read More
We supply a range of Outdoor Garden Benches and Chairs to suit any garden environment. From timber to recycled plastic and also steel framed benches, tables and chairs available. All our timber framed benches are made in the UK. We have Picnic Benches, Single Chairs, Companion Seats, Wheelchair Access Picnic Benches and Recycled Benches to choose from. ALL with Free UK Delivery. View the full range at www.garden-shopping.co.uk and make your purchase today.
It’s the middle of winter and for many, the month of January can be frustrating. It feels like winter will never end and when you look out at your garden, you see snow, ice or barren nothingness. Although it can be difficult to get out into the garden during this month, the fact is that if you can find the time and the weather cooperates, there are still things you can do with plants in January. Right now is the perfect time to start thinking ahead to spring. Depending on... Read More
Winter is a great time for gardeners to take stock, tidy up, protect plants and plan ahead. Winter can feel like a gloomy time in the garden. The flowers of high summer are a distant memory, the rain is here to stay and the change of the clock times has put paid to any hope of working in the evenings. However, there is still much to be done. From looking after your garden tools, to splitting plants and planting bulbs for the seasons ahead, getting outside in your garden in the winter... Read More
We can supply the following items ready for the winter period, stock up now and don’t get caught out. White or Brown Rock Salt Grit Bins Heavy Duty Salt Spreaders Snow Shovels Sledges Check them ALL out at www.garden-shopping.co.uk
At this time of year, put out food and water on a regular basis. In severe weather, feed twice daily if you can: in the morning and in the early afternoon. Birds require high-energy (high-fat) foods during the cold winter weather to maintain their fat reserves to survive the frosty nights. Cold weather and lots of snow can be very tough on birds. But you can help your feathered friends by following these winter bird feeding tips. As you likely already know, the winter months can be very difficult for our... Read More
Winter is one of the best times to plan and prepare your garden for the year ahead. For more winter gardening ideas or inspiration visit www.garden-shopping.co.uk Other Jobs that can be put on the list…. Clean patios and decks. … Plant a new tree for the new year. … Order seeds and plug plants. … Take care of your tools. … Prune trees and shrubs. … Plan and replant herbaceous borders. … Trim lawn edges.
With weather forecasters calling for more extreme winter weather across much of the country this week, now is the time to administer a little TLC to your bird feeder. Remember to keep the feeder clean and clear of snow, give any seed feeders a shake before refilling them to dislodge compacted seed and dump out any old remnants, and, of course, fill ‘er up. Feeders can help birds through harsh winter conditions, like the ones building right now. 10. Black-oil sunflower seed. This seed the “hamburger” of the bird world: nearly every... Read More
From essential cleaning and pruning to taking cuttings and protecting pots, there’s lots to keep you busy in the weeks ahead. Clean and clear the greenhouse. … Look after your pots. … Start taking hardwood cuttings. … Keep an eye on houseplants. … Protect your fruit trees. … Plant forced bulbs. … Lift tender perennials in October. Water Butts are a great way of catching and harvesting the rain water and is a great way of being an environmentally friendly gardener. Cutting back perennials. Removing all annuals. Weeding. Mulching. Straw... Read More