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Garden lighting deal: Philips Hue smart lighting is up to 30% off!
Create a stylish outdoor space on a budget with these new additions to the Philips Hue smart lighting range – now with up to 30% off
By Emily Shaw •
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Best security lights: these flood lights are just what you need to enhance your home security
Invest in the best security lights to deter criminals and enhance your home security
By Anna Cottrell •
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Christmas trees, plants and flowers: choosing, using and caring for yours
Whether you want a display of Christmas plants, a Christmas tree that doesn't drop or festive flowers, our experts their ideas, tips and advice for including them in your decorating schemes
By Anna Cottrell •
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Poinsettia care: how to keep the festive favourite alive during Christmas – and beyond
These poinsettia care tips will help you keep these bright-coloured plants in top condition throughout the festive period
By Anna Cottrell •
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Best outdoor fairy lights: 5 sparkly buys for your garden
Christmas or not, you need the best outdoor fairy lights to brighten up the outside of your home and your garden – and our top pick is sure to please
By Niamh Quinn •
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Small budget, big dreams? This Ikea furniture looks amazing indoors, but is tough enough to stand up to family life AND goes in the garden, too
Thinking new furniture for 2020? Buying Ikea's indoor/outdoor furniture is a really wise move: it's well priced, good looking and really, really tough
By Lucy Searle •
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Gifts for gardeners: 24 festive finds for the green-fingered
Shopping Christmas and looking for great gifts for gardeners? These are our favourite buys for our green-fingered friends and family
By Hebe Hatton •
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10 times Ikea storage has been hacked to show off house plants
Garden died off? Don't worry, you can bring greenery back in with these clever ideas
By Hebe Hatton •
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'Why does my Christmas tree smell bad?' Don't panic, we have the answer
If your Christmas tree suddenly smells bad, don't worry: you can almost certainly salvage it. Here's how
By Anna Cottrell •
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Save up to 41% on Philips Hue outdoor lighting in Amazon’s Black Friday sale
Looking for Philips Hue outdoor lighting deals? Grab a bargain now with Amazon’s incandescent Black Friday offers
By Claire Lloyd •
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These are the 10 best Black Friday cordless hedge trimmer deals you'll find today
Want a great Black Friday deal now on a cordless hedge trimmer? They're at their cheapest this time of year... and these are our best finds
By Niamh Quinn •
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Foraging in autumn: a beginner's guide
Foraging is a lovely, mindful activity – and a way to enjoy some delicious seasonal foods this autumn
By Anna Cottrell •
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Flash floods: what to do to protect your home and garden
Caught up in a flash flood? Here's what you should do
By Anna Cottrell •
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House plants: 20 gorgeous display ideas to brighten up your rooms
These display ideas for house plants are guaranteed to cheer up your home throughout this autumn and winter
By Emily Shaw •
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Bonfire night is dangerous for hedgehogs: help protect them by checking your garden
Bonfire night is not just hated by your pets: it's dangerous for hedgehogs sheltering in your garden. Here's how to make sure you don't injure any with your celebration
By Anna Cottrell •
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Best flowering plants for winter
These best flowering plants for winter will keep your garden looking great even in the deepest, darkest midwinter
By Anna Cottrell •
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Snap up this garden lighting – it's super discounted in the run up to Black Friday
Garden lighting + Black Friday discounts = full shopping basket
By Emily Shaw •
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Real garden: a Moroccan-inspired urban oasis
Stylist Maxine Brady has turned her compact garden into a small city haven, with plenty of colour and room to entertain
By Maxine Brady •
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The Click and Grow Smart Garden lets you grow your own all year round
The Click and Grow Smart Garden uses an innovative combination of smart soil, a water tank, and LED lighting to help you grow your greens even during the winter months
By Anna Cottrell •
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Best barbecue: charcoal, gas and hybrid BBQs, plus our favourite smoker
The best barbecues are worth getting at any time of year, so that you're all ready for next summer – or for an unexpected day of warmth and sunshine in autumn or winter
By Annie Collyer •
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The most popular house plants in 2019 are... (drum roll please)
Which are the most popular, most Instagrammable indoor plants this year? (We know)
By Anna Cottrell •
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Could your fireworks display be breaking the law? Here's what you need to know
Looking forward to a Bonfire Night display, or planning fireworks as a birthday surprise? These are the fireworks laws you need to know about
By Anna Cottrell •
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Get free trees for your garden if you live in London – and make the capital greener
The Mayor Sadiq Khan and the Woodland Trust have teamed up to give away 30,000 trees for Londoners to make the capital even greener
By Anna Cottrell •
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Philips Hue smart lighting goes outdoors... and the results are magical
Philips Hue smart outdoor lighting can magically transform your garden in winter, even when it's not looking its best... and we love it
By Alison Jones •
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Rats in your garden? Here's how to keep them away
Rats can really spoil your enjoyment of your garden; here's what you should do to make sure they're not colonising your outdoor space
By Anna Cottrell •
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My neighbour's tree is blocking out my light. What should I do?
If trees in your neighbour's garden are blocking natural light from reaching your home, these are the things you can try and do to resolve the issue
By Anna Cottrell •
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Bonfires: what are the rules and when are they a nuisance?
Autumn is bonfire season: but when is a bonfire breaking the law, and what to do about it?
By Anna Cottrell •
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Here's how to help hungry hedgehogs in your garden this weekend
Garden for wildlife this autumn, and enjoy watching hedgehogs thrive in your garden
By Anna Cottrell •
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Real garden: take a tour of this blissful garden sanctuary
With its secluded courtyard garden, soft pastel planting scheme and soothing water features, this town garden in Altrincham offers a peaceful and restorative retreat
By Tony Russell •
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