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The Great Slug & Snail Battle

by Malachy Doherty / 30th Jul 2020
Autumn is a notoriously bad time in the garden when it comes to slugs and snails.
Gardening

Preparing a Wildflower Meadow

by CountryLife / 30th Jul 2020
A wildflower meadow is an area of permanent grass where wildflowers grow, and it provides a feeding and nesting ground…
Gardening

Picking apples

by Malachy Doherty / 30th Jul 2020
A popular question this autumn is ‘how do you know when the apples from my tree are ripe’.
Gardening

Pet Friendly Gardens

by CountryLife / 30th Jul 2020
Gardens can be a fantastic place for your pets but they can also be quite dangerous. Here are some of…
Gardening

Feeding your Garden

by Malachy Doherty / 30th Jul 2020
Mulch provides trees with nutrients they require to grow and continue their life cycle.
Gardening

Daffodils – Plant Now for a Blazing Colour in Spring

by Malachy Doherty / 30th Jul 2020
Daffodils are an ideal way to add a splash of colour to your garden in March by planting now.
Gardening

August in the Garden

by CountryLife / 29th Jul 2020
Despite summer gradually coming to an end and warmest of the weather being behind us, August is still a fantastic…
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Glanbia CountryLife is buzzing as public urged to take the Operation PolliNation Pledge

by CountryLife / 14th Jul 2020
Take the Operation Pollination Pledge and be in with a chance to win a €2,000 pollinator-friendly garden renovation, along with…
Gardening

Pots for an Irish garden

by Teresa / 26th Jun 2020
Gardening trends may come and go but garden pots are always popular The right pots add great colour and character…
Gardening

Getting the Best from Your Fuschia

by Malachy Doherty / 26th Jun 2020
Often be overlooked for more showy and exciting shrubs, fuchsia is a very versatile shrub that workswell in all types of garden. | CountryLife Blog
Gardening

July in the Garden

by CountryLife / 26th Jun 2020
July is a time for sitting out, relaxing and enjoying your garden. However, there is always something you can be doing to keep on top of your garden.
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