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Fail to prepare and prepare to fail is a saying that often rings true. And that is no more apparent than the world we live in right now. 

The coronavirus pandemic and Brexit have a lot to answer for when it comes to making life not just difficult, but nigh on impossible for a lot of people over the past two to three years.
In the horticulture and gardening industry, the same can be said - it is essential that you plan ahead to ensure that you receive the materials you need to ensure

Water features are a staple of many gardens because of the many benefits they provide. Now that we’re in the middle of summer and seeing brighter and warmer weather, many of you will no doubt be flocking to your gardens to sit out and enjoy the sun, and for that we can’t fault you. Your garden can be utilised in many different ways during the summer, such as sunbathing during the day or hosting a barbeque. Water features can only add to your summer garden endeavours, whether it be providing

Now that we’re in summer and our gardens are flourishing under the sun, you may find yourself asking what can be done in terms of watering. This is an integral part of garden maintenance in the summer given the extreme heat and no one wants to let their plants dehydrate. The conventional way would be to simply take a watering bucket, fill it using the tap, and pour it over your plants. However, there are a number of ways you can ensure your plants get the nourishment and hydration they need to