Companion planting is a gardening technique that offers a multitude of benefits, from pest control to improved plant health. By strategically pairing plants, you can create a harmonious garden ecosystem that maximises growth and minimises problems. In this blog post, we'll explore the fascinating world of companion planting and provide you with practical tips to get started. Discover the secrets of repelling pests, attracting beneficial insects, improving pollination, and suppressing weeds. Enhance your garden's health and productivity through the power of companion planting

There is something undeniably magical and romantic about gardening by the light of the moon. Imagine stepping outside on a warm summer night, feeling the cool breeze on your skin and the gentle glow of the moon above. It's a serene and peaceful experience that connects us to nature and the cycles of the earth. Moon gardening taps into this energy, encouraging us to plant and tend our gardens in harmony with the lunar phases. From night-blooming flowers to silver-leaved shrubs, there are countless plants that align with the moon's cycles and can enhance the enchantment of your garden. In this post, we'll explore the magic of moon gardening and provide tips for planting and tending your garden in harmony with the moon.

Creating a compost heap can be a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and provide nutrient-rich soil for your garden. This is a quick step-by-step of how we built our compost heap using pallets and wood cut-offs to give you some inspiration and ideas to build you own.