Bits and Bobs of artificial and real gardens RSS

Since coming into this business more than 5 years ago I always wondered why some people like artificial gardens more than the real thing, in this blog I'll be writing some of the best reasons I have personally come across as to why people like artificial better than the real deal.  #1 They find it hard to grow anything at all.  This is a really good example and probably one of the top reasons as to why people choose to go artificial over the real thing,  I'm not a green thumb personally so I understand the frustration when it comes...

Fake hedges are so portable and easy to use that you can put them anywhere, even in your photography studio at home. Hi, my name is Briana I have a 10 month old daughter named Charlotte, I love taking photos of her (what mum doesn't) and as much as I'd like to drain it on social media with every single little picture of her I hold myself back and choose not too, I like to keep these precious photos all to myself (I know how could I do such a thing) and I can't help but dress her up in...

Ivy has always been an envious plant to make a house look like it has been there for more than 100 years,  the only trouble is once it has taken over to much that's where the real trouble begins...  Constantly trimming and chopping Ivy can be a task that can take up much of a good day and has to be done at least 4 times a year if you want it contained, it can strangle trees and run across the floor,  it is a very hardy plant. I have a huge Ivy problem at the house I am renting...

I have always had a real knack for gardening, as it so happens it runs deeply in my veins, both of my grandparents are growers and tenders to there forever expanding oasis. I love it. Though I didn't discover my potential until a short while ago... Their was a huge sale on at Masters as they were closing down and I was walking through there with my partner James, (I could spend forever in Masters and Bunnings if I had the chance) I walked past the gardening section and in the corner of my eye had spotted a small little...