Archive for June, 2015

PicPost: Field of dreams

04/06/2015

Picture of Foxgloves and Lupins by John Benger

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Tap Tip

03/06/2015

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Installing an outdoor tap is one of the most effective changes that you can make on moving to a new house with a garden. This saves time clearing up the mess walked into the house when filling watering cans or threading hosepipes through windows, as well as reducing the number of hours spent on watering. Special kits are available form DIY stores or get a plumber to install a tap for you.

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Try to conserve water by having your outside tap fitted to a water butt or other container connected to catch rainwater from downpipes. Though this won’t give you the pressure of a mains or pumped supply, it will be useful for filling watering cans and the like.

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PicPost: Cooking on Gas

02/06/2015

Centaurea- Photo by Lill Dunne

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Old School Garden

Archive for June, 2015

PicPost: Field of dreams

Tap Tip

Try to conserve water by having your outside tap fitted to a water butt or other container connected to catch rainwater from downpipes. Though this won’t give you the pressure of a mains or pumped supply, it will be useful for filling watering cans and the like.

Old School Gardener

PicPost: Cooking on Gas

Old School Garden

Archive for June, 2015

PicPost: Field of dreams

Tap Tip

Try to conserve water by having your outside tap fitted to a water butt or other container connected to catch rainwater from downpipes. Though this won’t give you the pressure of a mains or pumped supply, it will be useful for filling watering cans and the like.

Old School Gardener

PicPost: Cooking on Gas