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We’ve got some great tips on how you can celebrate 31 October by creating a spooktacular Halloween garden, complete with a perfectly carved pumpkin!
‘British Tomato Fortnight’ is an annual event that aims to celebrate and highlight the wonderful British tomato! This fortnight encourages consumers to buy local tomatoes and to 'grow your own' tomatoes.
There is nothing quite as magnificent as growing your own vegetables, but tomatoes really are the pièce de résistance when it comes to the satisfaction of tending and eating the fruits of your labours!Â
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Lawns – so it’s a busy time on your lawn in October, but here’s a tip to make life easier! For those final mowings of the season, use the mower to shred the leaves and add organic humus to the lawn – it saves you the problem of sweeping them up!
We just love September when the leaves that adorn all our lovely trees in the UK start to turn that stunning amber. Can you actually imagine a life without these wonders of nature? No, we couldn’t either, but unless we look after our friendly green (and gold) giants, we could lose them!
March is here, and that means spring is just around the corner. The days are getting longer, the temperature is slowly rising, and your lawn is ready to wake up after a winter rest.
Now's the perfect time to get stuck into some essential lawn care tasks — and make sure you're equipped with the right tools for a brilliant mowing season ahead.
As spring unfolds and lawns begin to grow, it's time to prepare your ATCO petrol lawnmower for another season of reliable service.
However, if your mower refuses to start despite running perfectly last year, stale fuel could be the problem. Using old petrol is a leading cause of poor performance and engine issues at the start of the mowing season.
Here's why fresh fuel matters — and what to do if stale petrol has been left in the tank over winter.
February may still feel like the depths of winter, but brighter days are coming! This is a great time to start preparing your lawn for the busy spring season.
February teases gardeners with hints of spring—longer days, the first snowdrops, and perhaps a little warmth in the air - and 'love' too!
