[reblogged from anemos-eia]
The wind can spoil the nicest of days.
There you are, sat reading your novel in the back garden on a beautiful day in July. The sun is out, the sky is blue…. and there’s a flaming gale blowing your hair across your face!! In fact, you are beginning to feel downright chilly, even sitting here in the sunshine. Blasted wind! Read the rest of this entry »
[reblogged from cantstopthebleeding]
Getting your garden ‘just right’ can often be a very expensive business. The trouble is that many people do not know when to stop with their modifications. It is so easy to get carried away, especially if you keep visiting garden centres! These are a great place to get ideas, but they are renowned for being really expensive. Avoid buying any supplies from them unless it is absolutely necessary as you will often find items elsewhere for a fraction of the cost. Read the rest of this entry »
[reblogged from haterawards]
If you are planning to buy a table and chairs for your garden then the first thing you will need to decide on is exactly how much you want to spend. There is a huge selection to choose from with furniture to suit any budget.
A lot of the cost will depend on what it is made from. Plastic is normally the cheapest option, with wooden or metal furniture costing more. Obviously, with this type of thing it is very much a case of ‘you get what you pay for’. You may find a plastic table and chairs for a small price tag, but it will not be big on quality. The chairs will usually be very flimsy and the plastic will often lose its coating over quite a short space of time. Read the rest of this entry »
[reblogged from blaize]
Most of us love the summertime! It is so nice to get some jobs done out in the garden without feeling cold. British summers are well-known for being a bit on the unpredictable side, so it is important to enjoy every minute that you can. There are just so many different things to enjoy; sunbathing, taking a trip to the beach, gardening and playing Frisbee with the kids. Read the rest of this entry »
