Tomatoes are a warm season crop, meaning many gardeners usually avoid growing them through the winter months. However with the right equipment and choosing the correct variety of tomato, they can thrive during the winter. “Consider planting them in large pots or grow bags.” The experts recommended planting tomatoes in a 30cm pot. They added: […]
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Updated: 7:01 AM EDT Apr 22, 2021 Lisa Walden Digital Writer, House Beautiful and Country Living Show the planet a little love this Earth Day by using your garden to help the world s ecosystem. From growing on your own delicious veggies to reducing water usage, small actions can make a big difference. Giving nature a helping hand starts in the home. To help you create an eco-friendly outside space, The Greenhouse People have revealed some of the ways you can be more sustainable this summer. Take a look at their advice below.1. Create a haven for wildlife Think you haven t got space for a wildlife garden? Think again! From leaving wild patches of grass to creating an insect hotel, there are many great ways you can turn your garden into a haven for bees, birds and butterflies. One of the easiest things you can do this summer is invest in a bird bath. Not only will the water add character to your space, but it will also encourage wildlife into your garden
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