Occasionally among all the hype and dross in my email is a gem and this year’s Thomson and Morgan’s Chelsea Flower Show special offer is, in my opinion, one such gem.
Costing only £9.99, it is, purportedly, worth £57 (and who am I to dispute this). For this price, you get 15 plants, which I will talk about in a moment, and Gift token from T & M for £10 and an RHS Chealsea Flower Show DVD.
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Chelsea Flower Show Special Offer
May 17th, 2010 — Garden
Bronze Doctors Door Knocker
May 5th, 2010 — Home And Garden
This traditionally styled doctor’s door knocker is made from malleable iron with a bronze plating. It is a really beautiful piece of workmanship that will enhance any front door.
Learning About Organic Lawn Care
May 5th, 2010 — Lawn Care
There are nothing but benefits that people receive from getting involved with organic lawn care, and so all people in lawn care careers should take the time to learn about organic lawn care products and techniques and really see just what they have to offer.
The most famous Door Knocker in the World
May 4th, 2010 — Home And Garden
The Lion Head Brass Door Knocker at No 10 Downing Street must have been touched by some of the most influential people in the world.
This iconic lion head door knocker was installed in the 1780′s, and has featured in many doorstep shots of the worlds media.
The brass lion head doorknocker is a great addition to front door, and gives that impression of stately stability.
It is a must-have item of door furniture.
Finding a Professional Lawn Care Service Company
April 25th, 2010 — Lawn Care
So you want to find the right professional lawn care service company. Well if you want to find the right professional lawn care service then you first and foremost need to realize that there are a few important questions that you are going to have to ask any lawn care company before deciding on them. There may be certain questions that are going to be more important to you than others, such as whether or not they use organic products.
Knowing the Basics of Garden Pond Care
April 25th, 2010 — Pond
Garden Pond Care
If asked to name a miracle of creation, would you choose the lowly carp? Probably not. Most people think of carp as ugly, greenish-brown fish that live in the mud and dirty up the water for other fish. Yet, carp are also among the most beautiful and highly desired fish known to man. Raised primarily in Japan, these carp can be mixtures of red, yellow, blue, black, gold, silver or other colors. They are often found in small ponds near Japanese homes where they are admired by all, loved as pets and even exhibited in “beauty contests.”
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Keeping you pond water clear and bright
March 31st, 2010 — Pond
Keeping your pond healthy is an ongoing problem.
Most ponds suffer from minor problems from time to time and over the past year or three, a number of solutions have come on the market.
First, green water. This is due to too much algae in the water.
The second problem is getting enough oxygen in the water during hot, sunny weather.
The third problem is sludge at the bottom of your pond.
A Pond in your garden
March 25th, 2010 — Pond
Water in your garden adds a whole new dimension to the pleasure you derive from it. You can grow a number of plants which you would not otherwise be able to cultivate and the wildlife it attracts is endlessly fascinating. If you have moving water, the sound and look is very soothing.
If you do not have a stream in your garden (and most of us don’t), then the alternative it to build your own water feature. This could be a man-made stream or rill or a pond with, perhaps a water fall.
Mantis Rotovators take the pain out of gardening
March 15th, 2010 — Gardening Tools
When I first started gardening a large field (8 acres) in my old house, I hired a cultivator to turn over the grass and dig a patch of it. It was very heavy and hard to control and use and I never used one again – it seemed easier to dig it be hand!
However, I have just received information about the Mantis Cultivator which looks as though it might be the answer for anybody who needs to dig their soil regularly but either has not the time or has back or knee problems – or simply doesn’t like digging.
The Tiffany Hanging Lamp: An Introduction
March 9th, 2010 — Lamps
Louis Comfort Tiffany, a well-known American artist first created Tiffany hanging lamps. Most designs generally incorporate stained glass as a decorative feature. The creator wanted to ensure that the colors and details of the models were well-maintained though the production process so he used the copper-foil technique resulting to unique and beautiful lamp shades with intricate bronze bases. Some of the popular designs available include the wisteria and dragonfly mosaics.