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Choosing the right kind of hedge trimmer can save you a lot of time and expense in the long run. There are a few questions that need to be considered before we discuss the different types of hedge trimmers that are available. What is the distance between the hedge and your home? What sort of hedges do you have? How much hedge do you need to cut off? How much are you willing to spend? Answering these questions will help you form a better understanding of choosing the right hedge trimmer for your garden. Lets take a look at the wide selection of garden hedge trimmers that are available: Continue reading →

Garden birds are very fascinating creatures that are not only beautiful to look at, but could potentially save you time and money. Attracting more birds to your garden is a great way to spend some quality time with your friends and family, and encourage the younger generation to be involved with nature. Discover how we can help your garden benefit from attracting more birds by reading our easy guide. Continue reading →

Many people tend to purchase garden tools for when they need it. This could potentially end up costing more in the long run and it could waste more of your time. Having all of the garden essentials that you need in one place can make it much easier to maintain your garden all year round. Here at London Lawn Turf, we have created a special checklist guide to all of the garden essentials that gardeners must own. Continue reading →

You may think that the hard work is over once you have lain your new turf, however, getting your lawn to establish is just as important. By caring for your turf, and closely monitoring it’s progress, you stand the best chance of it lasting. We have put together a guide to caring for your freshly lain lawn, to help you ensure the health and longevity of your new turf. Continue reading →

These 8 legged creatures can be daunting to look at, however these friendly garden spiders do not harm us. Garden spiders can protect your garden throughout the entire day. They can save your vegetables, fruits and plants from getting damaged in the long run. These garden spiders can help insects from becoming destructive in your garden, and in other environmental habitats too. We have provided a useful guide on the 4 extraordinary benefits of how spiders can save your garden in many numerous ways. Continue reading →

  As the weather warms up, plenty of critters will slowly come out of hibernation and begin their natural inclination of rummaging around your garden. For many, this could be seen as a nuisance. However, there are some benefits to this natural order of things. Some animals are absolutely wonderful wildlife additions for your garden! We’d like to outline for you some ways to live in harmony with the wilder things within your garden. Continue reading →

Now that the arrival of spring and summer is approaching us, it is the perfect opportunity for us to engage in more outdoor activities. A short weekend trip to the countryside is fun and adventurous, where you can go on treks, visit the beautiful villages and gardens, and enjoy the breath-taking sights. We have provided useful tips and tricks on how you can make a weekend trip go smoothly without any worries or stress. Continue reading →

  
Its true, gardening can really can make you healthier and live longer! It seems like you are getting the best of both worlds, by doing what you love and gaining magnificent benefits out of it. Many healthcare experts and GP’s say that gardening can be therapeutic for anyone of age, and should be carried out to improve or maintain a healthy lifestyle. Let’s take a look at the 5 benefits of gardening:


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A greener garden can only mean one thing; one step towards saving the planet! Being eco-friendly is all about not being wasteful and keeping your garden looking fresh. Here is a list of top tips for recycling in the garden! Continue reading →

After spending all summer in the garden, perfecting your outside spaces for barbecues and summer parties, it can be easy to let your garden fall into a state of neglect as the months get ever colder. We can argue that this isn’t important, as we aren’t spending any time out there, but we can’t deny the fact that we still have to look at it through the window. Continue reading →