by Birdweb | Apr 20, 2022 | Blog, Design Studio, Garden Design, Garden Insiration, Garden Maintenance, Uncategorized
Stress Free in Worcestershire April is Stress Awareness Month. Being outdoors is one of the most commonly suggested ways of alleviating stress; and for a very good reason – it works! Whether that be going for a walk in nature, growing your own food, or simply...
by Birdweb | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog, Design Studio, Garden Design, Garden Insiration, Garden Maintenance, Uncategorized
I’m about to talk dirty to you.Sorry – it’s probably not what you think.I’m talking compost. At this time of year, if you’ve got a raised bed in your garden for growing vegetables, chances are you follow a “no dig” method of gardening, in which case it’s time...
by Birdweb | Nov 12, 2021 | Design Studio, Garden Design, Garden Insiration, Garden Maintenance, Uncategorized
Week 35 – End of Summer Mon This week we officially move from summer to autumn. I don’t know about you, but whenever there’s a transition like this, I find I’m ready for it. At this time of year, I’m ready to pull on snuggly jumpers and admire the autumn...
by Birdweb | Nov 5, 2021 | Design Studio, Garden Design, Garden Insiration, Garden Maintenance, Uncategorized
Week 32 – National Allotment Week 9-13 August 21 I love the smell of blackcurrants. The only thing better than fresh blackcurrants is blackcurrant jam! I can advise you on setting up your grow-your-own adventure – from a full allotment, to just a...
by Birdweb | Oct 11, 2021 | Design Studio, Garden Design, Garden Insiration, Garden Maintenance, Uncategorized
British Flower Week (14-18 June) It’s British Flowers Week – a week of showcasing flowers grown in the UK – sponsored by New Covent Garden Market. This week I’ll share some of the flowers grown in my own garden in Worcester. First up is this...
by Birdweb | Oct 8, 2021 | Design Studio, Garden Design, Garden Insiration, Garden Maintenance, Uncategorized
Garden Wildlife Week This week we are celebrating Garden Wildlife! There are few more hardworking insects than the humble ladybird. They eat aphids at every point in their life cycle, but many won’t recognise the vital pupa stage in the picture – just...
