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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

13 Jan

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Winter Hanging Baskets

Winter Hanging Baskets These small and eye-catching displays can be used in all type’s outdoor spaces, especially those short on space. They can also introduce colour and planting to other parts of your home. Hanging baskets can also be used all year round; not just as a riot of...

By Amy Tunnington

8 Jan

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New Year – January Jobs

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to 2020, a new year full of possibilities, plans and projects. Personally, I can’t wait to get back outside and keep the garden in gear ready for spring. Yes, we are about to come into the coldest part of the year (even though up to...

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

18 Aug

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Butterfly feeders

Butterfly feeders Another crafty blog from Spudulica.co.uk, great on for summer. Bring more beautiful butterflies to your garden with your own butterfly feeders. Lets those creative juices flow and get the kids involved! YOU WILL NEED: Paper plate Bottle cap Sharp pencil StringScissors Glue Coloured pens/pencils Once made...

By Amy Tunnington

11 Aug

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National Allotment Week 12th-18th August

National Allotment Week 2019 is now upon us! Started in 2002 by the National Allotment Society to raise awareness of allotments nationally and the work of the society. This year it has the theme shared harvest. “This year we are celebrating the Shared Harvest from our precious plots. There...

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