Kayleigh Dray

3 weeks ago | idealhome.co.uk | Kayleigh Dray

Noticed a scattering of tiny apples or pears beneath your fruit trees this month? You've been hit by (you've been struck by!) the June drop. Yet another of those scary-sounding gardening terms that gets bandied about a lot, the June drop is a perfectly natural phenomenon that occurs in gardens across the UK around early summer.

3 weeks ago | idealhome.co.uk | Kayleigh Dray

Providing water for our feathered friends is simple, but there are several bird bath mistakes to avoid if you want to attract birds to your garden safely. Now, it goes without saying that bird baths are one of our favourite wildlife garden ideas: not only do they look beautiful in our backyards, but they offer the perfect spot for birds to splash about and enjoy a much-needed drink (not to mention a chance for us to enjoy their cheery birdsong, too). Still, if you're going to do it, do it right.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Kayleigh Dray

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3 weeks ago | homesandgardens.com | Kayleigh Dray

Creating a truly elegant garden isn’t just about size or symmetry (although both are important, as any designer worth their salt will tell you). Instead, it’s about the atmosphere – and investing in the right luxury plants can go a long way to elevating that. It's less about flash, more about finesse, because luxury planting within your backyard ideas is all about layering texture, shape, and colour.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Kayleigh Dray

16 hours agoAre you looking for reliable plants that thrive year after year? These are no secret—they are the perennials expert gardeners always grow. These plants are beautiful and low-maintenance, year after year. They tend to be drought-tolerant, have long bloom times, and are easy to propagate. Learn why …