Mud Kitchens.
These Mud Kitchens are great for inspiring imagination and getting the children to create different scenarios within their play.
These Mud Kitchens are great for inspiring imagination and getting the children to create different scenarios within their play.
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As Summer arrives: June 21 is the longest day of the year, and the extra light and warmth encourages the garden to put on an exuberant burst of growth. This brings some of the first harvests from the vegetable garden, including tasty new potatoes and salads. As the conditions become drier, keen an eye on containers and if you haven’t got one, it’s never a bad time to install a water butt. Plant up summer hanging baskets and containers Choose vibrant bedding plants for a summer show or herbs, shrubs... Read More
We can supply your winter maintenance products from Rock Salt and Grit Bins to Salt Spreaders and Sledges. Contact use for details and to make your purchase at info@infogarden-shopping.co.uk
But an increasing amount of garden space is being lost to hard surfacing, and some of the wildlife that typically visits is struggling. Even small changes can help. Here are seven easy ways to make your garden a haven for wildlife. 5 steps to make your garden m ore wildlife friendly. 1. Grow butterfly-friendly plants Adult butterflies and moths on almost any flower’s nectar – as will most other pollinators – but their caterpillars are choosy and may only have one or two plant species they’ll live on. For example, brimstone... Read More
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
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