Ladybird: A Gardeners Friend
Ladybirds, ladybugs, or bishybarnabees (as they are called in East Anglia). There are 42 species of ladybird in the UK, which explains why we see so many different colours and why the number of spots varies.
Things for Kids to Do in The Fall
School has started, the weather is soon to be cooler and the leaves will be falling. Weekends and evenings are once again ‘family’ time, time to spend with your kids in constructive play, taking advantage of the ever shortening daylight hours. Will you spend your time in front of the TV or will make some memories that your kids can pass on to the grandkids? Here are some ideas to make play time educational and fun.
What Risks Face Cats Who Go Outdoors
Just because your cat has always gone outside safely does not mean it always will return. Know the risks you accept when putting a cat out.
The Fast Garden
Tips and suggestions for a budget friendly and fast growing garden. These tips will help you create the base for a garden that will continue to expand with the years. Good for a first time gardener or a first time home owner in a rush.
Things That are Supposed to be True About Skunks…but Aren’t
Myths concerning nature’s most fragrant creature dispelled by actual experience of having three skunk for pets.
How to Make a Barbecue From a Washing Machine
An idiot’s guide. Absolutely simple. No skills or special tools needed. Yes I am serious and no it’s not a joke. From an everyday washing machine you can have a spinning, rotating wood burner and barbecue! Read on for picture by picture instructions.
Vacation During Recession – Prepare for the Outdoors
Summer is here again, and recession is looming. Now, more than ever maybe, is a good time to take those weekends in the great outdoors or on the beach, cutting down on costs, getting to spend some good times with your children, fishing, walking, and everything else that is practically free, courtesy of mother nature.
Transplanting Sapling Trees for Best Results
Moving a seedling or small sapling to another location can risk damaging or even killing the tree. To increase the chances that you’ll be successful in relocating your tree, follow a few simple tips to protect its future.
