Gardening in winter seems to trouble a lot of people, but it needn’t be so. Here we share some direction to help your cause, and prepare for a beautiful summer garden.
Looking after a garden is an ongoing affair and like any relationship, it really does take regular and ongoing maintenance, especially at this time of the year. With all the rain, weeds grow faster than the plants so generally speaking every plant in your garden needs to be cared for specifically.
The idea was to create a succulent garden that would be water wise and low maintenance, whilst at the same time incorporating the aesthetics of a “Karoo Padstal” in look and feel – the type of vibe that they hoped to bring to the North Coast.
The service of composting can be thrown around in the garden services industry as an optional or unnecessary procedure but we see composting as a vital and essential service in every garden. This blog explains the procedure, benefits, and best timing for composting your garden beds.
Whether the look of your office park is dated or you just think it’s time, revamping your office landscape has a number of benefits – not least being an increase in employee happiness that comes with a corporate garden.
Does the outside of your office park need a facelift? Or do you have an outdoor space but it isn’t doing anything to raise the property’s profile or value? The landscape around your office park is often the first impression prospective tenants and clients get of your operation so you don’t want it to look neglected or wasted, right?
If it’s as stunning as it should be, your corporate garden is your employees’ place of relaxation – a place where they can take a breather or feel inspired. It is also the perfect way to engage with the natural world without having to stray too far from the office. So, why not make it even better and go ‘green’?
The Chelsea Flower Show is one of the biggest and most respected gardening and flower shows in the world. Every year, the innovative displays and exciting new trends provide inspiration to gardeners and plant lovers worldwide.
Studies show that when employees have access to a garden (or, indeed any green but preferably outdoor space), they are happier and more productive. Even a green view can raise employee sprites, especially if those employees are confined to an indoor space for most of the day. So, if you’re lucky enough to have a garden where you work, you would do well to nurture it. If no one is using the space, find out why and make some changes.
