Holly Reaney
Content Editor and Sub-Editor at Homes & Gardens Magazine
Features writer and sub-editor @PeriodLivingMag with passion for crafts, books, baking and the countryside. Rainbows Leader @Girlguiding
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1 week ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Holly Reaney
Last year, I was desperate for ways to make plants grow faster in my garden. I had just moved into my new home, and the garden was completely blank. It was a medium-sized rectangle of topsoil. There was nothing living in it, save for a healthy colony of slugs and some weeds. While this blank slate provided the perfect opportunity to explore different garden ideas and create the garden of my dreams, I needed plants to grow fast, especially as I had no existing plants to fall back on.
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2 weeks ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Holly Reaney
Discovering how long do alliums flower for can inform your choice of blooms and help you ensure you've got constant interest in your flower borders. For the majority of alliums, their flowering period is a matter of weeks rather than days making them a beautiful addition to your garden border ideas. The specific length of time that an allium is in bloom will vary between varieties, but there are things you can do to extend their flowering season.
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2 weeks ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Holly Reaney
How to dispose of soil depends on the amount of soil you have to get rid of – it could range from a few large plant pots filled with old compost to entire raised beds or even complete layers of topsoil. You might already know of ways you can , but what about if you have more soil than a few pots' worth? How do you dispose of soil from large landscaping projects where you might have tonnes of soil?
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3 weeks ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Holly Reaney
These climbing plants that thrive on neglect are one of the best-kept secrets for a stunning garden with minimal effort. Whether you're short on time or struggle to cultivate a botanical oasis, these plants add height and texture without requiring too much maintenance. When growing easy climbing plants, they must have a structure, whether that's an arbour, tepee, trellis or even a fence, to plant your chosen climbing plant with to support their growth.
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1 month ago |
idealhome.co.uk | Holly Reaney
Figuring out if you can attach a pergola to the house is a must if your patio adjoins the property and you want to achieve that seamless flow between inside and out. Thankfully, in most cases, you can attach a pergola to the house without the need for external permissions. There are also lots of different pergola ideas, so it's easy to find the right fit for your home.
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