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Glenfern Garden Centre in Robinstown Business Park, Mullingar has come up with a time-efficient and novel way for customers to get a great looking garden. Simple drop in your empty hanging baskets on your way to work and they will fill them for you and have them ready to be collected that evening.

What better way to brighten up your garden this summer than with a a trip to the newly opened Bláithín Garden Centre?

The popular gardening show Super Garden, co-sponsored by Woodie’s DIY and Growise from Bord na Móna, is returning to RTÉ this May and is seeking the last entries for amateur gardeners and garden makeover candidates for the series. All applications must be in by February 13.

We may be in the depths of winter but there is still plenty for avid gardeners to do.

With a super location to the rear of UHG in a predominantly owner occupied area, No 12 Ashe Road is a fabulous home with gorgeous interior and great gardens.

The first Organic Community Garden in Castlebar is up and running and donations of gardening tools, plants, etc, are being sought from individuals or businesses in the Castlebar area.

One of the greatest joys of summer is making the most of your garden and outdoor living. Whether you prefer a lazy day in the sun or entertaining friends and family, online department store Littlewoods has something for every budget and lifestyle.

Sustainability, local food, and ‘grow your own’, are central themes to this year’s Bloom festival, which will take place in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, over the June Bank Holiday weekend.

Whether you are tending your garden or have a large area of land to maintain, a perfectly mown lawn calls for a lawnmower that is tailor-made for both you and your garden. McHale Agri Forest and Garden has an extensive range of Husqvarna machines with several different cutting methods that meet virtually every cutting need. With the right equipment, the job becomes easier and the results better. As with all Husqvarna products, the focus on the user is at the forefront.

Landscape designers are increasingly drawing inspiration from the master designers of bygone eras. This popular throwback to times gone by is replicating itself in our gardens, where cottage gardens and traditional cobbles are making a comeback.