Write to garden owner next door about removing dead tree overhanging garden: It’s important to maintain good relations with your neighbors. Politely inform them about the dead tree that’s overhanging into your garden. It could pose a risk to both properties during storms or high winds.
Create garden planting design: A well-planned garden can be a source of joy and relaxation. Consider the amount of sunlight each area gets, the type of soil, and the amount of care each plant will need.
Create toad shelter for garden toad: Toads are great for pest control in the garden. A simple toad shelter can be made from a small, overturned clay pot with a hole cut into the side or laid in the soil so the toad can get under the pot. Place it in a quiet, shady part of the garden.
Notes on first cut on newly laid grass: Wait until your new grass is about 3 inches tall before mowing for the first time. Set your mower to the highest setting to avoid cutting the grass too short, which can stress it. Water the grass thoroughly after mowing. As a guide near cut the grass by more than a third of the total length of the grass blades.
Mulch borders with spent mushroom compost: Spent mushroom compost is a great soil conditioner. It can help improve soil structure, increase water retention, and provide nutrients for your plants. Apply a layer about 2-3 inches thick around your plants, avoiding direct contact with their stems.
Discourage foxes in the garden: Foxes can be a nuisance in the garden. They can be discouraged by securing rubbish bins, not leaving food out, and installing motion-activated lights or sprinklers.
