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Green gardening is all about making your garden as eco-friendly as possible. Stepping away from the pesticides and insecticides are just a small part of how to create a green garden. Turn your outdoor space into a safe haven for wildlife with these eco-friendly gardening tips.

Green Gardening: Creating an Eco-Friendly Garden

Gardens which are shady because of buildings and tall trees are a common issue for homeowners as gardens are becoming more of a premium. As plants generally prefer areas which receive a good amount of daylight and sunshine, you might be put off by adding flowers and shrubs to your garden in fear they won’t survive.

Shade-Loving Plants: Top 30 Plants for Shade

With Spring only around the corner, gardeners and wildlife enthusiasts can finally look on with relief that winter is at last behind them. Having said that, the winter months have been very different this year, prompting spring to effectively come on a little earlier.

Signs Of Spring and What To Watch Out For In Your Garden

All pets use the garden. Like us, it gives them freedom and makes for happier pets. Some have been known to tear up the garden, but most of the time they’re doing us a favour. Cats and dogs are great at keeping furry pests away from homegrown vegetables and we want them to be able to roam free and explore their surroundings. 

How To Make Your Garden Cat and Dog Friendly

For some of us, gardening is not all fun and games. It can be difficult to constantly find the energy to keep and maintain a garden, not to mention plan out your strategy for the year. Sticking to the trends, or not growing tired of your own garden can for some be a constant battle. However, there are enormous benefits of gardening, mentally and physically. If you need a pick me up, just take a look at one of these quotes.

Get Gardening – 15 Quotes That Will Have You Outdoors

You can’t force something to grow quicker, which often leads gardening at the back end of the trends list. This, however, does not mean that there will be no new gardening trends in 2018. With the economic and political climate constantly changing around us, gardening has to keep up. So what can we expect to see in the New Year?

What Are The 25 Garden Trends To Live By?

Winter might seem like the worst time to get into the garden but January is a crucial period for any gardener. With blue Monday gone, now is the time to start planning your gardening strategy for the year. With these no-nonsense resolutions, you can get stuck in and make sure that everything runs smoothly throughout the course of the year.

7 No Nonsense New Years Resolutions For Your Garden

“Our seasons are becoming more undefined and extreme weather is bringing new challenges to gardeners,” Deborah Scott Anderson notes on her blog.

Modern Day Gardening: Climate Change Is Beginning to Strike Your Backyard

If you have always been keen in protecting and welcoming wildlife into your own garden, besides setting up attractive outdoor furniture pieces and other garden implements,  keep up the good deed! If not, this could be the best, and probably the high time, for you to give a serious thought about these living creatures.

How to save these garden animals before it’s too late