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When you have a beautiful home it is a must for you to have a beautiful garden as well. If you have a little front yard and a backyard it is not a difficult task to design them nicely to make them places in which you could relax when the weather permits.

It can be a daunting task for anyone who wishes to renovate the interiors of the home for selecting the furnishing and tapestry. This can be made easy with the variety of custom roman shades and roller shades for windows available.

With a small garden space is at a premium and this can be a challenge when choosing what to plant as any plants you choose are going to have to work hard to create harmony and impact. The key to creating a stunning small garden is to adopt a disciplined approach with the idea that less is definitely more and not giving in to clutter. Here is a short guide to what to consider before choosing plants for a small garden.

If you are just starting out feeding birds, then black oil sunflower seeds are your best bet. If you already have a feeder full of black oil sunflower seeds, and are looking to add more variety, then read on.

This articles describes when you should feed birds. It also discusses what you should feed them.

Bird Feeding can be effortless because bird feeders can be left up year round. In fact, they should be up from late summer through early spring.

Bird feeding is a great hobby. It is important to know where to place the bird feeder to attract the most birds.

It is often difficult to keep the borders in your garden looking good all summer. Roses are at their best in high summer and then look tired after flowering, other perennials only flower for short periods and then leave a gap in the border. A well known tip is to infill gaps in a border with colourful annuals, but here is a short planting plan that is guaranteed to provide your borders with colour all summer long and into autumn.

All the extremes of weather we’ve been seeing this past year have fueled the debate about whether our climate is changing for the worse or whether we’re just having a decade or so of seasonal adjustment. I don’t have the science but I have spoken to a number of gardeners both professional and amateur about the last ten years and what they’ve seen change. It makes for interesting listening.

Gardening is a great hobby enjoyed by the young and the old, men and women. It can be difficult to know where to start. There is so much to learn and most gardening knowledge comes with experience, through trial and error. I will be providing a concise guide on how to get your gardening hobby off the ground!

During the summer when we get those few days of sun many people will be trying their best to update their garden, whether they are changing the flowers in the flower beds, laying a new path or putting in some decking. Summer is seen as the perfect time for any garden work as traditionally the rain stays away meaning that there’s plenty of opportunity to get the work done, though of course it doesn’t happen that way anymore and in the UK even our summer is full of rain. Due to the luck of the British weather it can take…

There are many lawn services available to you from any number of local lawn care specialists. This can include something as simple and routine as weekly grass cutting, or more involved like fertilization, aeration and rolling, to specialist functions like pH balancing, weed control application, and even nematode application to control European Chafer beetles or white grubs. If it has to do with your lawn there is a company out there that can take care of it for you in the way you need.