Nine Ideas for Front Gardens

Calling all cat lovers! If you’re looking for a fun and creative way to give your furry friend a cozy place to relax outside, look no further than these DIY Outdoor Cat House Ideas! Whether your cat loves lounging in the sun or snuggling up in a cozy hideaway, there are plenty of options to suit every feline’s preferences. From repurposed materials to clever designs, these DIY Cat Room Ideas will inspire you to create a space your kitty will love. So grab your tools and get ready to create a little slice of paradise for your furry friend!

Want to add to the looks of your indoor plants? Here are some exciting Plant Stand Design Ideas for Houseplants that you can use!

With seeds to sow and plants to care for, why not garden in comfort and treat your feet to a pair of gardening shoes? Practical and easy to slip on and off, they’re ideal for wearing through the spring, summer and early autumn and are best left by the back door so you can slip them on whenever you need to nip outside. Most are lightweight and made from waterproof materials so they’ll not only keep your feet dry but are durable and easy to clean.

Are you seeking inspiration for captivating and artistic Succulent Ball Ideas? Look no further! Here’s the best collection of creative ideas to help you craft stunning succulent balls, infusing your living spaces with natural beauty and charm.

Many UK homeowners nowadays have abandoned the idea of gardening their street-facing green space, whether they have given a priority to their car parking needs or have just decided on tending to a low-maintenance front lawn. Their focus is often placed on the backyard, where they can enjoy a green retreat in privacy.

Everyone wants to have a place of peace and silence where they can be alone with their thoughts or even not think at all. And what better spot than a calm, beautiful garden.

Some popular outdoor Christmas light ideas include using fairy lights around trees, hanging lighted wreaths on the door, and adding electric festive figures to the yard. Considering your budget and the overall look you want, you can experiment with a plethora of outdoor lighting options. 

We all know that wildfires are an increasingly common concern in many parts of the world, even in areas where they have not been an issue before. You may be considering fire safety for the first time or looking to future-proof your property in areas where wildfires are becoming more common. Either way, as a permaculture garden designer, I have created plans for a variety of climates and considerations, and today I thought I would share with you my simple design tips for gardens in fire-prone areas.

Lovely climbing rose on the front of this house

Plant selection

A common site in many town gardens are trees that have outgrown their space. Large native trees like Oaks, Copper Beach, Planes, Weeping Willow and horse chestnuts are wonderful, but to be really enjoyed they need suitable space, like in a park. If they are planted in the garden they will

Compose your photo shot with care to get the image you want and only that image. In this photo the moss and drainpipe do not add anything to the desired result so they need to be cropped out for the next image where ‘Carols’ bucket takes center stage. If the original has been taken with high resolution the cropped image will not suffer. The spade could have been aligned better to show the handle.