From the tiniest flutter to the most unexpected forest visitor… 🌿👀 I took a transparent window bird feeder to Center Parcs and filmed everything that stopped by. Starting with the smallest little birds and ending with a surprise guest you have to see to believe… yes, stay until the end 🦌 There’s something so magical about slowing down and actually watching who shares the space with us. When you make it easy (and safe) for wildlife to feed, they will come. If you love simple ways to bring more
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From the tiniest flutter to the most unexpected forest visitor… 🌿👀 I took a transparent window bird feeder to Center Parcs and filmed everything that stopped by. Starting with the smallest little birds and ending with a surprise guest you have to see to believe… yes, stay until the end 🦌 There’s something so magical about slowing down and actually watching who shares the space with us. When you make it easy (and safe) for wildlife to feed, they will come. If you love simple ways to bring more
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What’s the best flowering hedge? Evergreen hedges are wonderful, and in spots where winter screening isn’t vital and you’d like to have a pop of color, consider growing ao hedge of flowering shrubs instead. Hydrangea Annabelle is my personal favourite and Spring is the perfect time to plant them. | The Michael Griffiths
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What’s the best flowering hedge? Evergreen hedges are wonderful, and in spots where winter screening isn’t vital and you’d like to have a pop of color, consider growing ao hedge of flowering shrubs instead. Hydrangea Annabelle is my personal favourite and Spring is the perfect time to plant them. | The Michael Griffiths
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Resist the urge to prune hydrangea now! Those flower heads will shield next year's buds from winter damage. Prune in spring, after the frost risk passes. Paniculata and smooth hydrangea (like Annabelle) varieties can be pruned now, but why wouldn’t you want to enjoy their skeletons over winter? | The Michael Griffiths
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Resist the urge to prune hydrangea now! Those flower heads will shield next year's buds from winter damage. Prune in spring, after the frost risk passes. Paniculata and smooth hydrangea (like Annabelle) varieties can be pruned now, but why wouldn’t you want to enjoy their skeletons over winter? | The Michael Griffiths
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How to scarify your lawn in Spring Over time, the base of a lawn becomes congested with thatch and moss which inhibits airflow around the grass. And moss, if left to flourish, can take hold entirely. Before you scarify, mow the lawn, this will give you better access to the thatch and make the while process easier. Using a spring tine rake Gently pull the rake back multiple times while criss crossing your way over the lawn. Mechanical scarifiers do the same job with reduced time and effort. Be ca
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How to scarify your lawn in Spring Over time, the base of a lawn becomes congested with thatch and moss which inhibits airflow around the grass. And moss, if left to flourish, can take hold entirely. Before you scarify, mow the lawn, this will give you better access to the thatch and make the while process easier. Using a spring tine rake Gently pull the rake back multiple times while criss crossing your way over the lawn. Mechanical scarifiers do the same job with reduced time and effort. Be ca
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The annual shorts-to-sweater migration has begun #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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Ready to forage for sweet chestnuts? Here's the trick: wait until they're on the ground, then collect them from October to mid-November. And to avoid getting prickled, use a fruit collector to make the process a breeze! | The Michael Griffiths
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Are robot lawnmowers any good? Robot lawnmowers have seriously leveled up. Gone are the days of wires and tedious clipping collection. These GPS-guided machines mulch your lawn and navigate obstacles with ease, thanks to built-in cameras. Rain sensors? Check. Pet-friendly? You bet. | The Michael Griffiths
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The final countdown to the last lawn cut of the year begins! Late November to early December marks the slowest growth period, and the first hard frost is usually the nail in the coffin - no more mowing until the weather warms up again! | The Michael Griffiths
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When should I do the last lawn cut of the year? | The Michael Griffiths
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Five jobs to do before the first frost | The Michael Griffiths
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How to grow mistletoe Choose the right type of tree - apple, Crab apple, poplar, Lime, Hawthorn or Rowan Find some healthy bark in a light position, smush the berries between your fingers anf smear the gooey mess on the underside of the branch where the dew collects | The Michael Griffiths
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Essential jobs to keep your garden looking great in August. Remove weeds and prepare soil for sowing seed or laying turf in September and OctoberPrune lavendar once the flowering is overPrune rambling roses and tie them back into their supportsSummer prune wisteria and cut back leaves on grapevines to let the sun ripen the fruits Continue to deadhead your border plants unless you want to collect the seeds #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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Make Your Own Bird-Friendly Fat Balls! Here's what you'll need: - Dry ingredients like oats, bread or cake crumbs, grated cheese, currants, raisins, sultanas, unsalted peanuts, grated apple or pear, or mealworms - Lard or beef suet - Old yoghurt pots and string Instructions: 1. Mix dry ingredients in a bowl (1 part fat to 2 parts dry mix) 2. Melt lard/suet, pour over dry mix, and stir until glossy 3. Fill yoghurt pots with mixture, press down, and chill overnight 4. hang your solid fat balls for
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Spring Gardening Summary Prune Where Needed. Its time to prune things like your Buddleja, hydrangeas and olive trees Weeding and mulching. It’s the perfect time get your weeds in check and add mulch to lock in moisture and suppress new weeds. Clean up. Get your garden furniture out of storage and give everything a general clean Plant. Sow hardy annuals, plant summer bulbs, and divide perennials for more blooms. Lawn Care. Start mowing. You can aerate, scarify and overseed now too. Check for pest
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How to summer prune lavender. Lavender pruning is completed any time in mid to late summer and should be dictated by the plant. You don’t want the lavender heads turning brown and going to seed so prune them as they’re starting to go over. When pruning remember to keep some new wood above the cutting point. | The Michael Griffiths
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How to store seeds properly Alot of people get this wrong but do this, and when spring rolls around your collected seeds will be ready to sprout like they’ve just fallen fresh from the plant. #gardening | The Michael Griffiths
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November gardening jobs | The Michael Griffiths
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🌱 February gardening jobs you must do now (before spring sneaks up on you!) 🌱 If your garden still looks half-asleep, don’t panic. This is actually one of the most important months of the year, what you do in February sets the tone for everything that follows 👀 👉 Save this so you don’t forget 👉 Share with a friend who’s itching to get outside Gardening isn’t about doing everything - it’s about doing the right things at the right time 🌿 | The Michael Griffiths
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Walnuts 👀 Gather them from mid-September to early November as their outer green husks begin to crack and reveal the hard shell inside. | The Michael Griffiths
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This couldn’t have happened at a worse time. I tried everything to clean weather proof paint off my garden patio slabs and nothing would remove it... except for this. | The Michael Griffiths
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