Month: October 2009
Top winter vegetables to grow in your garden.
27 October 2009 - Jack GardenerNow that the lawn mower is safely stored away for winter you still have a few mild weekends ahead to spend time preparing your vegetable boxes before it gets too cold to potter outside. Putting in the hours now will allow you to produce brilliant home grown vegetables in the months to come. Start by […]
How to prevent condensation in a metal shed
17 October 2009 - Jack GardenerMetal sheds are a fantastic alternative to having a wooden shed. They enable you to overcome many of the maintenance problems that you often encounter with timber structures. However as we’re all aware metal sheds themselves can suffer from condensation problems. Read on to find out how to alleviate this problem. All metal garden […]
How long do pet rabbits live?
16 October 2009 - Jack GardenerThe answer to this question depends on the breed; smaller breeds of rabbit can live up to 12 years old, whereas larger rabbits may live only 5 years. Rabbits are clean, friendly intelligent creatures that can bring years of joy to any family. With space, food, bedding and the right living accommodation rabbits are happy […]
How to set up a trampoline outside
15 October 2009 - Jack GardenerTrampolines are a fantastic fun addition to any garden that the whole family can enjoy. Your children will benefit from exercise and the fresh air of being outdoors. As well as the countless benefits having a trampoline brings, there is also a safety element that must be considered. As you may have seen in the […]