The official blog of Shed of the year (now in it's 20th year)
General content about garden life, gardening tips, and how sheds function as essential components of a thriving garden space.
Escape the football madness and earn major brownie points at home! Discover why the Hallstone Blended Loam Top Soil Bulk Bag (500L) is the ultimate secret weapon for getting your garden ready for summer planting.
There is a specific feeling that hits every “Sheddie” right around the middle of February. You know the one. You’re standing in the kitchen, mug of tea in hand, looking out at the grey...
Hidden parking spaces which pop up from your drive have become a must-have home-improvement in London. The £40,000 parking spots can be hidden beneath a flowerbed, lawn, or even another parking space. Owners simply...
One of my 10 Things to do was “Eat more vegetables – and this year succeed in growing more of my own” So i am going through the Seed catalogues (online) as we speak,...
Encouraging wildlife, growing your own fruit and veg and informal planting styles are likely to be in vogue for 2009, according to experts via PA Trends will continue to veer towards environmentally friendly techniques,...
As the leaves fall and we prepare for what always seems like an endless winter, now is a good time to get your sketch pad out to plan a new garden design. “For a...
The mirror reports on the how to grow a roof on your garden shed. 3 reasons to do it Other than simply looking fantastic, living roofs will: 1. Attract wildlife – beneficial insects and...
I have heard of growing a some green stuff on your shed roof, but this is a wonderful unique idea. Growing Jewelry is a redefinition of modern values. It is a clash of jewelry...
Special offers on Minster Pro turf (15% off) and Soil Improver (20% off) have been extended again until the end of September. also get 12% off all purchases over £150 Related posts: Why a...
This will be the odd post in the style of home and garden (maybe not) that will be a post about me whingeing about my failues as a gardener. Today it’s about slugs, in...
