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Here's one that might be worth thinking about: Creating Garden Zones, Ideal homes magazine says...

"Make more of any garden space available by creating dedicated zones, suitable for each outdoor activity. Christopher Ray, Category Manager for Outdoor at B&Q shares his tips on how best to zone the modern garden.

Create a storage zone
‘It’s important to have the right tools and accessories to cultivate and tend to your garden, and a safe place to store them at the end of the day. Try

Work has started on the garden for the Hepworth gallery in Wakefield and is going to be open late June this year.
Around 125 metres long, the garden will provide welcome breathing space from the fumes from nearby Doncaster Road and will be built in what is now wasteland between the gallery and neighbouring red brick mill buildings. 
One of the few horticultural public spaces to be created in decades in uk it’ll be free and open to the public 24 hours a day.
Designed by renowned garden and

Spring bulbs are beginning to fade and our herbaceous plants are starting to green up and grow, it feels like summer is approaching. It’s time to be sowing some seeds and mowing the lawn regularly as it’ll be responding to the warmer temperatures and more sunshine.
Have a look at some of these things to be done now in our gardens:

1. Regularly hoe off weeds
2. If it’s dry and your plants need some water, water early and late to get the most out of your water, recycle water when possible...