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November in the garden

by Malachy Doherty / 1st Nov 2022
The leaves are falling and the days or wind and rain are gaining in number. As well as wrapping yourself up warm – your garden needs plenty of TLC in November.
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October in the garden

by CountryLife / 2nd Oct 2022
With summer well and truly behind us, October provides us with a fantastic opportunity to cut back, tidy up and prepare for the winter.
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September In The Garden

by CountryLife / 1st Sep 2022
And so we have autumn! Here’s how you can properly prepare for the first frost and get ready for the following spring.
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Daffodils – Plant Now for a Blazing Colour in Spring

by Malachy Doherty / 1st Sep 2022
Daffodils are an ideal way to add a splash of colour to your garden in March by planting now.
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Picking Apples – Top Tips!

by Malachy Doherty / 1st Aug 2022
A popular question this autumn is ‘how do you know when the apples from my tree are ripe’.
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August in the Garden

by CountryLife / 1st Aug 2022
August is a fantastic time to get out in the garden and enjoy the last of the summer sunshine.  Planting…
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Design A Pet Friendly Garden

by CountryLife / 1st Aug 2022
Gardens can be a fantastic place for your pets but they can also be quite dangerous. Here are some of…
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How to Feed your Garden

by Malachy Doherty / 1st Aug 2022
Mulch provides trees with nutrients they require to grow and continue their life cycle.
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Pots for an Irish garden

by Teresa / 1st Jul 2022
Gardening trends may come and go but garden pots are always popular! The right pots add great colour and character…
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Getting the Best from Your Fuchsia

by Malachy Doherty / 1st Jul 2022
Often be overlooked for more showy and exciting shrubs, fuchsia is a very versatile shrub that workswell in all types of garden. | CountryLife Blog
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July in the Garden

by CountryLife / 1st Jul 2022
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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