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How to store your bird food
Knowing how to store your bird food will help to keep your food fresher for longer and safer for the birds. You can read our quick tips and discover everything you need to know about storing bird food.
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How to clean your bird feeders
Maintaining the cleanliness of your bird feeders is highly important. An unclean feeder can cause a range of problems for the birds and their food. Read more on our blog
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Introducing our new range of wild bird food
We are excited to launch our new range of filler-free wild bird food. Created to provide a well balanced and nutritious feed for a variety of wild garden birds.
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Frequently asked grass seed questions
If you are at a dead end when it comes to finding the answers to your grass problems, we have got you covered. We have compiled a list of our most frequently asked grass questions and put them together to help you solve any grass mysteries you may have.
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Fun facts about grass!
Grass is an essential part of our ecosystems, and is essential for life as we know it. But, there are some fun facts about grass you probably don't know!
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How to care for your lawn in a heatwave
In the UK, we’re more than used to a bit of rain – but one thing we’re not so familiar with is a heatwave! As temperatures soar above 20 degrees, your lawn may start to look a little worse for wear as it struggles with the unusually good weather – causing yellowing and dryness.
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The best shade mix for lawns
Most lawns will experience shade at various times throughout the day, but if this is a consistent issue you may find that your grass struggles to grow in these spots and it will ruin the look of your otherwise pristine lawn.
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How snow in April affects your lawn
April is well known for its little showers, but snow? Well that’s an entirely different story!
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How to revive your lawn after winter
Winter can be a difficult time for your lawn, it may need extra attention after a long cold and wet winter. Follow these tips to wake your lawn for coming into spring.
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What’s that weed?!
Even the most well-cared for lawn can encounter weeds, as birds and other pollinators can drop weed seeds uninvited into your lawn.
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