Millie Bull

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Deputy Lifestyle Editor at Daily Express

Deputy Lifestyle Editor @Daily_Express. Beauty hacks, cleaning tips and garden advice always welcome 🌸

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Gardeners shouldn't mow their lawns at one particular time of day

2 days ago | themirror.com | Millie Bull

Gardeners are being urged to avoid mowing their lawns at certain times of day in June as it could lead to fungal attacks Summer is on the horizon, and that means gardeners across the nation are prepping their green spaces for upcoming social gatherings. Tasks like deadheading, pruning, and sprucing up patios and fences are on the to-do list, along with the inevitable lawn mowing as grass growth accelerates in June due to warmer weather, necessitating more frequent cuts.
People mowing lawns warned certain times in June 'should be avoided'

2 days ago | msn.com | Ellen Jenne |Millie Bull

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Gardeners urged to avoid mowing lawns at specific times of day in June

3 days ago | express.co.uk | Millie Bull

Gardeners urged to avoid mowing lawns at specific times of day in JuneLawns need to be mowed more during the summer months to keep them looking their best. However, mowing them at the wrong time of day could lead to "fungal attacks", according to an expert.
Gardeners should do 1 weekly lawn task in June to ensure grass 'stays lush'

3 days ago | the-express.com | Millie Bull |Katie Oborn

For those grappling with patchy patches, Fairlie noted that early June is prime time for over-seeding. "Water the area gently, apply a grass seed mix and press it in for good soil contact," she directed. Moreover, Fairlie underscored the advantage of deep watering once or twice a week rather than daily sprinkles, which promotes deeper root systems and better drought resilience. While unpredictable rain might tweak your watering timetable, many are itching for that quintessential warm June glow.
Gardeners warned to do one lawn task in June to ensure grass 'stays lush'

3 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Katie Oborn |Millie Bull |Pete Gavan

The weather is set to warm up againIf you're looking to spruce up your garden with a lush lawn this summer, there's one tip that's bound to make your grass the talk of the town. With June bringing extended daylight hours, it's the perfect opportunity to enjoy the magnificence of your outdoor space. Yet, to keep its vibrant look during the summer heat, regular maintenance is key.
Four plants to prune in June for a 'dazzling' display of blooms all summer

4 days ago | msn.com | Millie Bull |Sophie Harris

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Four plants to prune in June for a 'dazzling' display of blooms all summer

4 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Millie Bull

An expert has shared that June is an ideal time to prune plants ahead of the hot weather, offering a key to gardening success. Pruning serves as an essential task throughout the year to boost new growth and contribute to the overall visual charm of gardens. David Denyer, a garden expert with Eflorist, emphasises that June stands as a "critical month" for those looking to prune flowers effectively.
Alan Titchmarsh urges gardeners to do 1 task in June to prevent weeds on lawns

4 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Millie Bull

Garden enthusiasts are well aware that the summertime brings an abundance of tasks, such as nurturing blooming plants in hanging baskets, borders, and ensuring that those in pots shoot up to bear luscious fruit. Whilst looking after lawns is essential year-round, it becomes paramount during the spring and summer seasons. Despite the growing popularity of 'no-mow May' for promoting biodiversity through wildflowers, gardening guru Alan Titchmarsh did not join the initiative.
Gardeners urged to do 1 rose task now for 'bursts' of flowers all summer

4 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Millie Bull

Mark Dwelly, head gardener at Audley Stanbridge Earls retirement village, has shared that rose bushes can be kept in continuous bloom throughout the summer. The secret to success involves the removal of wilted blossoms, known as deadheading. "Pruning your roses can sound scary, but it's really just like giving them a haircut," he assured.
Roast potatoes will have a crunchy shell if 1 ingredient is added — not goose fat

5 days ago | msn.com | Millie Bull

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