Kayleigh Dray
Freelance editor & writer. Obsessed with gaming, fantasy, and many-sided dice. Writes a LOT about film and TV – and gardening, too: [email protected]
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idealhome.co.uk | Kayleigh Dray
It's official: knowing the flower colours that attract bees to your garden is one of the very best ways to create a (sorry) buzzing outdoor space, not to mention do your bit for the planet. Yes, with bee populations declining at record rates in recent years – including a worrying drop in 2024 – gardeners are more eager than ever to do their bit for pollinators, with bee garden ideas soaring in popularity as a result.
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msn.com | Kayleigh Dray
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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idealhome.co.uk | Kayleigh Dray
It’s official; learning how to stratify seeds is a must for anyone who’s ever wondered why some seeds just won't sprout, no matter how lovingly they’ve been planted. Yes, if you want to sow seeds successfully, the answer might lie in a natural process called stratification – yet another of those gardening terms that suggests something incredibly complex is afoot, when, actually, the exact opposite is true.
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homesandgardens.com | Kayleigh Dray
Wondering how to keep chickens safe from garden predators? You’re far from alone; it’s been reported that a whopping 12 million people in the US now keep chickens in their backyard. Still, while there's few things so rewarding as fresh eggs from your own happy hens, its a pastime that also comes with its challenges – chief among them, keeping your flock safe from opportunistic predators.
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belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Kayleigh Dray
Most people don’t enjoy bickering, but experts reveal why identifying your fighting profile can lead to a journey of self-improvementCan anyone ever be truly good at arguing – especially when arguing itself is often seen as something bad? While many might be unable to separate the idea of arguing from images of heated tempers, stubbornness, or manipulation, others pride themselves on their cool approach to conflict or division.
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