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By Amy Tunnington

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gardening tips, holiday plans, preperation for holidays, small space gardening, spudulica home and garden, summer

Looking after your garden when your away The summer holidays are about to start, and most of us are looking forward to a summer break. It might be a week abroad, a family weekend catch up or a series of days out. Our gardens are going to taking...

By Jamie Tunnington

30 Apr

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advice, blog, gardening, help your plants, home hacks, recycle, reuse, spudulica home and garden

Home to Garden

Home to Garden – A handy blog this week to highlight those things you can re-use from inside your home to help your garden plants. Coffee Grounds – Are you or a family member a coffee addict? Well you can use your used coffee grounds to add nitrogen to...

By Jamie Tunnington

25 Apr

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April 2019, blog, gardening, high temperatures, high winds, leaf scorch, scorch, spudulica, spudulica home and garden, winds

Leaf Scorch

This weeks blog will focus on the issue of leaf scorch. After a spell of unseasonably hot weather recently you may find some of your new or growing plays are suffering to some degree. Leaf scorch can be caused by high temperatures, high winds, low soil moisture and in...

By Jamie Tunnington

8 Oct

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garden ideas, gardening, growing, information, shaded garden, shady, small garden, spudulica home and garden

The Shaded Garden

SHADED GARDEN Do you have a shady garden?? North facing?? Or an area of the garden that’s covered by trees and hedges? These gardens can still be beautiful and full of life – they just need to managed a bit differently. Some areas of shaded gardens can be dry...

By Jamie Tunnington

23 Apr

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gardening, grow, natural, no chemicals, pests, summer, vigilance

Naturally keeping pests away

Keeping Garden pests at bay; As we look forward to summer; seeing more garden growth and new discoveries every day. It is hard to remind yourself that out there in the garden are pests lurking to munch on your lovely new growth and veggies. This week we are looking...

By Jamie Tunnington

12 Mar

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diy, gardening, grow, growing, help, march, preperation, spring, spring has sprung, to do in march

The March Garden

Yes Spring is here….. The first month of spring is here, it’s a tricky one weather wise; but there are still things to do in the garden. You’ve probably noticed out and about that spring bulbs are starting to appear let’s hope they are also adding some colour to...

By Jamie Tunnington

5 Mar

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bulbs, cold snap, dont worry, gardening in the cold, grow, protect plants, prune, snow, snow on plants, spudulica, spudulica home and garden, wind chill

SNOW!!!! DON’T PANIC!!

Yes, we have survived “The Beast from the East” some of us can expect some more bad weather to come. I’m hearing that Easter will be a cold one this year! Let’s not panic yes 2018 is the year of the garden and us getting our green...

By Jamie Tunnington

29 Jan

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advice, bulb, diy, explained, gardening, grow, mulching, new year new garden, preparation, spudulica

New Year New Garden – Mulching

Mulching Another blog In our new year new garden series for 2018 again a more preparation type blog that will help sustain plants through the year. Mulching is the process of covering the surface of the soil to promote the health of the soil and increase the visual...

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Summer Break – Garden Tips

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Home to Garden

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The Shaded Garden

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Naturally keeping pests away

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SNOW!!!! DON’T PANIC!!

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