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Kate & Paul @thebungalow_reno are an impressive young couple who are in the process of renovating their second, yes second bungalow! This included tackling the large garden that was in great need of some love and attention. Kate & Paul put Mountfield's Freedom 500 battery-powered range of garden tools through their paces and here are the results!
Lawns – so it’s a busy time on your lawn in October, but here’s a tip to make life easier! For those final mowings of the season, use the mower to shred the leaves and add organic humus to the lawn – it saves you the problem of sweeping them up!
February is with us and hopefully it will be a little more spring-like to make up for what was a pretty cold January, especially in the more northerly parts of the country.
February might be cold and wet, but signs of spring are just around the corner.
January Lawn Care Advice with Monty from Mountfield
Ah, January — a fresh start, a clean slate, and a whole year ahead to get that lawn looking fabulous!
At last the weather seems to be improving and not before time!
So much rain this spring! Trouble is, it isn’t just the rain, it’s the poor light that goes with it. Young plants struggle to grow. Nature though is wonderful thing and as we approach the longest day of the year the improving light now will soon push along young plants growth!
Let’s take look at the various parts of the garden and look at our work schedule for June!
April arrives and with it, if the weathermen are to be believed, some real signs of spring weather! Like a good deal of the country, here in Devon the rainfall has been remarkable.
At least we shouldn’t have any hosepipe bans this summer!
The weather has meant we are behind with our ground preparations and early sowings. So April is going to be a very busy month – let’s get to it folks!
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A new year arrives and don’t they come round quickly! It doesn’t seem five minutes since we were harvesting our summer crops! One thing is for sure, with all the autumn and early winter rain we’ve had, we shouldn’t expect any water shortages this year!
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