Amateur Gardening

Keeping the garden healthy

THE past few weeks have been a bit of a battle to keep the garden tidy after heavy rain and winds dislodging the summer’s leaves and moss.

Not only did it make a mess, but the damp debris building up was potentially dangerous. Wet leaves and algae become treacherously slippery and

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