Hover Mowers

Hover mowers play an essential part in gardening. Not only are smaller hover mowers great for small gardens; hover mowers are also helpful in large gardens for mowing slopes etc, that you cannot reach with the ride on mower or rotary mower.

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Autumn gardening - Rock Gardens Autumn is the major time of the year for a rock garden overhaul. Any fallen leaves need to be removed and the stems of rampant plants must be cut back - don't delay this because once the rockery is overrun by weeds and/or ends up completely swamped by one or two alpines that have run amok, you have no choice but to tear the whole planting up and begin again.

Autumn gardening - September greenhouse Decide what you want to bring back into the greenhouse from the garden. Check to make sure the plants and pots are insect-free before you bring them in, as insects and diseases that are a problem in the garden will become an absolute epidemic in the greenhouse where conditions suit their rampant growth and multiplication.

Autumn Gardening - Wildlife You may not know it, but your garden in autumn is a bit like Heathrow airport! The search for a reliable food supply and/or a safe place to spend the winter months means wild animals are currently on the move and if your garden offers nectar, fruit and berries, or protection from the worst of the weather, expect a wide variety of visitors.

Autumn Gardening - Fences How are your fences? Looking a bit sad and tired? Autumn is the time to tidy up and paint or stain wood.

Autumn gardening - Lawn care It's traditional to give lawns a pick-me-up in September, to revitalise them after dry summer weather and to ensure they are fit enough to get through winter.