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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

15 Jul

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

Summer Break – Garden Tips

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 Amy Tunnington

8 Jul

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indoor and outdoor, raincatcher, rainwater conservation, rainwater harvesting, re-use rainwater, spudulica home and garden, spudulica.co.uk, tanks, water management, water management systems, water storage

rainCatcher Tanks and systems

rainCatcher Tanks and systems At Spudulica home and garden we stock a beautiful range of rainCatcher above ground tanks and systems. These tanks can be used for rainwater storage or storm water attenuation. rainCatcher is a British brand providing innovative and sustainable products to manage and re-sue rainwater within...

By Amy Tunnington

31 May

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childrens national gardening week, gardening together, growing, growing as a family, introducing kids to gardening, keep the kids busy, kids, kids outdoors, learning, nature, new hobbies, small space gardening, spudulica home and garden

National Children’s Gardening week – What to do with the kids?

National Children’s Gardening week 25th May- 2nd June “In ever walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks” – John Muir One of the best weeks of the year! Also, this year coinciding with part of half term – so No Excuses!! This year we have a...

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

11 Feb

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2019 projects, black woven, do you need a geotextile membrane?, filtration, garden prep, garden preparation, geotextile membrane, Non-woven, puncture resistance, separation, tensile strength, weed control, what geotextile membrane do I need?, white nonwoven, Woven

Woven or Non-Woven geotextile membrane?

Geo-textile membrane fabrics are specialist fabrics used for ground engineering. There are 2 main types that prove the most popular. A Black woven fabric comprised of black plastic threads woven together to create a strong fabric. A white non-woven fabric that is comprised of heat bonded synthetic fibres also...

By Jamie Tunnington

23 Jul

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blog, hose pipe ban, july 2018, north west england, rain water harvesting, spudulica, water saving

Hose Pipe Ban

Hose Pipe Ban Planning Following on from a recent blog about saving water its been announced that a hose pipe ban from united utilities will come into force in north west England on 5th August. As well as the ongoing ban In Northern Ireland. The main restrictions include: Watering...

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Soakaway

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Summer Break – Garden Tips

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rainCatcher Tanks and systems

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National Children’s Gardening week – What to do with the kids?

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Leaf Scorch

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Woven or Non-Woven geotextile membrane?

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