IN YOUR GARDEN this month…
STYLE YOUR Garden
While a lawn may be at the heart of many large gardens, smaller plots often offer less-than-ideal conditions for lush green grass to thrive. Shade cast by neighbouring buildings or boundary fences can create areas of sparse growth and, if the ground is subjected to constant heavy footfall, even the toughest grass will struggle to grow. The inevitable appearance of bald patches will make the garden look untidy and unloved. The sensible option is to select an alternative surface that complements the style
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