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As the weather warms and the days get longer, there's no better time to get outside and revamp your garden. Spring is the season of renewal, making it the perfect opportunity to refresh your outdoor space and plant new life. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice looking to start, this guide will help you make the most of the season while offering expert advice on how to use Highland Wood Ltd's durable, handcrafted wooden planters to give your garden a natural touch. 1. Plan Ah

As the days shorten and temperatures drop, it’s time to start preparing your garden for winter. Properly looking after your wooden garden planters and plants can ensure they’ll thrive again when spring rolls around. Here’s our guide on how to protect your wooden planters and plants from the colder months ahead. Preparing Your Wooden Garden Planters for Winter Clean and InspectBegin by clearing any debris or dead plant material from your planters. Check for any signs of damage

As the warmer months approach, our gardens become a sanctuary for relaxation and enjoyment. However, with regular use and exposure to the elements, garden furniture and wooden planters can accumulate dirt, grime, and even mold, detracting from their beauty and longevity. Fear not! With the right cleaning techniques, you can keep your outdoor oasis looking pristine without causing damage to your cherished pieces.Cleaning Garden Furniture:1. Materials Matter: Before diving into cleaning, identify

Introduction: As spring unfurls its vibrant colors and beckons us into the garden, there’s one pesky guest that often threatens to spoil the party: slugs. These slimy intruders can wreak havoc on our precious plants, turning our lush green paradises into chewed-up battlegrounds. In the UK, where the damp climate provides the perfect breeding ground for slugs, gardeners face a constant battle to protect their flora. But fear not! With a few strategic tactics, we can reclaim our gardens and