Traditions are probably the best part of Christmas. They’re one of the things we remember forever and usually carry on with our own children – or memories we will treasure for life!

Hiring a landscaper to design your garden will, without a doubt, take your garden to another level, but it comes at a price… and typically not a small one!

It’s only natural to want to be indoors next to a warm fire when winter strikes, but you’re missing out on all the beautiful sights of nature! In the UK, some walks and views are best enjoyed in winter with the glistening frost on the ground and crisp air nipping your nose.

There are so many different ways to use sleepers in the garden, and it doesn’t just have to be steps or a firepit! Sleepers are an extremely versatile material, indoors and out... Take a look for yourself.

Don’t get caught off guard by the first frost of Autumn!

With the first frost hitting the UK, on average, every year at the end of October – beginning of November, we know we have a window of opportunity to protect our plants before the frost strikes.

Architecture with sleepers can be astounding – the small details, the curves, the edges, it all looks so perfectly put together and thought out!

This may come as a surprise, but you are not obliged to buy uncomfortable patio furniture for your balcony! There are so many options… You can completely transform your balcony and turn it into and place you want to be!

We’ve noticed that in the past decade trends have repeated themselves in regards to everything; fashion, interior design, colour, food etc. In the 50s and 60s wood panelling was all the rage, but quickly fell out of fashion in later decades and was replaced with bright, vibrant coloured wallpaper. But like we said, trends repeat themselves – meaning wood panelling is back! 

During this long hot summer, with no signs of the sun leaving us any time soon, you may need to spruce things up in your garden. We have just entered August, the month notorious for hot weather and garden parties, so you need to make sure your garden is on top form for any events you have planned – whether it be a family day or a full-blown garden party.

The elements can be harsh. We’ve all woken up one morning after a particularly stormy night to the fence scattered across the garden. Save yourself from paying for a whole new fence and repair the one you have… or used to have.