Earth Friendly Products from Beefayre and Free Tickets to NEC Autumn Fair
From the 1st to 4th September Autumn Fair at the NEC brings together the largest collection of gifts in the UK and is the marketplace…
Winter
Ten Days to Celebrate in March
Old Stuff Day – 2 March Whose home isn’t filled with items that have been hoarded over the years? Think about how many times you’ve…
How to Help Garden Birds this Winter
Scraps or seeds? Bird feeder or table? Everything you need to know about helping garden birds this winter. Feeding birds What food can you leave out for…
Keep the Glow in the Cold
How are you coping with the cold weather? And how is your facial skin faring? There’s little we can do to influence the weather, but…
Ten Days to Celebrate in February
World Nutella Day – 5 February Just where would we be without this delicious chocolate and hazelnut spread? In a horrible world that is impossible…
Februarys Jobs in the Garden – Spring in Sight?
Spring is on its way. The snowdrops are open, and the bulbs are appearing as temperatures increase. Here are our top jobs in the garden…
Tyre Trials: Bridgestone Weather Control A005
This is a sponsored post. Scroll to the bottom of the page for full details. I’d been waiting for it to snow. Wishing, waiting, watching,…
Winter Driving Tips
Whilst the great British winter is a relatively mild experience compared to other countries, we’re still subjected to snowy and, increasingly, waterlogged and windy conditions….
What to Do with Your Christmas Tree in January?
After the festivities are over for another year and you’ve recycled the wrapping paper and all those extra bottles please don’t forget your Christmas tree! Of course…
January is a Time to Prepare your Garden for the Spring
In January the temperatures are falling and it is time to prepare your garden. Days are shorter, generally more wet and windy while there is…
Four Candles for the Perfect Christmas Fragrance
When you think of the festive season what comes to mine? The warm scent of Christmas puddings, fresh cut pine trees, cinnamon and spices, brussels…