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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.

Green fingered enthusiasts in need of space to grow fruit and vegetables can now do so in Galway Bay Allotments in Clarinbridge.

Opened in 1992, Shaws Garden Centre, a family run business, has grown from strength to strength to where, in 2010, it can offer customers a much wider range of products.

Have you ever thought you’d love to create a beautiful garden, but don’t know where to start or what to do? Garden design need not be mystifying or difficult. With help from Elements Garden & Landscape Design you can transform the outdoor space around your house into something beautiful, useful, and unique.

The next meeting will take place on March 2 at 7.30pm in Gannons.

With spring just around the corner, it is time to start thinking of plans for the garden. With Roadstone Retail there to help you, why not turn your garden into a haven to relax in with the family in 2010?

A gardening expert who has been gardening since he was seven will be the guest speaker at the third meeting of the Grow it Yourself Oranmore group on Thursday February 4 at Oranmore Library at 6.30pm.

Though plants should form the backbone of our gardens, including features and decorative objects can add the finishing touches and give an insight to the personality of the gardener.