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Geotextiles There are 2 main types of geotextile fabrics permeable and impermeable. At Spudulica.co.uk we specialise in permeable membranes. This week we are covering Non woven geotextiles. Uses: Separation, Filtration Applications: French Drains, Soakaways, Permeable Protection layers, Patios. Both types can be also used together to cover problematic areas...

By Amy Tunnington

20 Jan

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The Veg Patch – Is it time for a new challenge? – 2020

Vegetable patch A new year calls for a new challenge – Maybe you’ve been growing in your garden for a few years and fancy trying something new? Possibly in conjunction with a new health regime or fed up of seeing all that plastic packaging or concerned that the country...

By Amy Tunnington

26 Nov

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Potted Plants- Winter Prep

Potted plants in Winter For those of us with a multitude of potted plants in our gardens we need to plan for winter. It is a tricky time of year with the extra rainfall and the possible risk of frost and freezing temperatures. Outdoor pots can be become waterlogged...

By Amy Tunnington

11 Nov

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Winter Wildlife – What can you do at home?

Winter Wildlife in the garden Cold weather, freezing rain, coupled with shorter days and longer nights make winter a hard season for wildlife. In your urban garden you can help local wildlife, a few quick actions can help birds, hedgehogs, butterflies and insects. Ready for a new spring season...

By Amy Tunnington

3 Nov

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Re- Use and Recycle those Halloween Pumpkins

Re -using that Halloween pumpkin Halloween is now over the pumpkins can now add to your garden joy. You can either leave your pumpkin for local wildlife, maybe in a local park or in a hedge in your own garden or Why not use your pumpkin as a planter?...

By Amy Tunnington

30 Oct

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OCTOBER – Half Term Fun

Autumn Nature Hunt Half term fun with your kids, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, friends, dogs the list is endless. Lets get out and about in you local area. Keep the kids occupied with an autumn treasure hunt. Its easy to think of the items to find, leaves, seeds, stones, pinecones,...

By Amy Tunnington

8 Oct

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Autumn – Garden Jobs

Autumn – Garden Jobs Why not do some autumn jobs that will pay off for the rest of the year Ways to re-use and recycle through autumn and winter for the new seasons to come. Your garden will thank you! Hugel beds A Hugel bed is a...

By Amy Tunnington

3 Oct

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October 2019

October – 2019 Firstly, how did we get to October so quickly! Autumn is now here, and October has started. Temperatures are dropping and maybe its time to prep for winter your thinking?? Well October can be a great month to keep your gardening going. Just be sure to...

By Amy Tunnington

23 Sep

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Soakaway

Domestic – Soakaway A soakaway in your garden will remove excess water and allow this excess surface water to filter into the ground. A soakaway can be as simple as a dug and filled with stone to give the water and area to soak into the ground. First...

By Amy Tunnington

16 Sep

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Organic September – 2019

Going organic? Something you have wanted to try. Maybe now’s the time? The Soil association: a charity for farming and food have started Organic September a month-long campaign designed to encourage more people to try organic. “Campaigning for more organic food and farming means that together, we can slow down...

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