Get your garden visitor-ready for when lockdown ends, says Hannah Stephenson As the end of lockdown for many of us edges closer, now is the perfect time to get ahead on all those spring jobs in the garden, so that once we can welcome visitors back into our outdoor spaces, we can sit back and relax. Garden expert Matt Jordan of The Greenhouse People (greenhousepeople.co.uk) offers the following tips for planning and preparing your garden for the season ahead: Get planning Anyone with green fingers should have a plan for their garden ahead of spring. This could be anything from planting positions to a colour scheme, but it s crucial to know the growing schedule of plants to create your perfect oasis.
Gardening Time: Get ahead with some top garden jobs this Spring
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Gardening: Getting set for post-lockdown spring socialising
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Spring is just around the corner which means it’s almost time to dust off those gardening tools and get back in the garden. If you’re only an amateur gardener, you might be wondering what some of the bugs are on your plants and how you can get rid of them. Garden pests often feed on plants and can ruin them if they’re left untreated.