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Due to recent building works my back lawn has been completely removed of grass and the surface is now just compacted dirt. I want to grow a lawn back but I'm not entirely sure where to start when it comes to preparing the area for sowing grass seed

Is it possible to grow them in containers? Thinking of giving a veg loving friend one but he has lost his border due to the landlord building a bike rack on the site. You can - there's even this YouTube video telling you how: http

well the canvas roof on my gazebo has had it so thinking of replacing it with willow or something similar, any ideas on the best material to use that will last please Hi Julie, I construct oak framed buildings for a living, do you happen to have any

plant stays healthy and strong. If you don't want the seeds for sowing or self sowing, then cut off the flower stalks so the plant transfers its energy from seed ripening to healthy roots and foliage, thus building a stronger plant for next year.

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it with a thick layer of sharp sand. Build a neat, low, circular wall of carrots, packed in tightly. Stack the carrots with their necks facing outwards.Continue adding carrots, building them up to a pyramid.Insulate the carrots with a 30cm thick layer

Build a raised bedHelp banish backache with this stylish raised bed, which not only looks great but also makes planting and weeding easy and painless. Just follow the simple step-by-step instructions and you'll be admiring your handywork in no time

Hi,  I want to build some raised vegetable beds in my garden for growing a few basic fruit and veggies. Does anyone have any recomendations for what to build these from?  I have had a look at some that are sold by these companies:  www

Dear All, Hello, I am new here and hoping you can help me.  A new build has gone up on the other side of my fence at the bottom of the garden and I am wondering how I can block/partially block the view. I would like something in the region of 20ft/6