A great garden FOR 2025!
Make a list
However much we love our gardens, there's often room for improvement. This could mean tackling niggles, like moving a shrub that's outgrown its space, or investing in a new feature, like a patio or pergola. Write a wish list and consider what's achievable, both money- and time-wise. Tackling projects over the winter months means you can enjoy the results as soon as the weather warms up.
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'I loved the school run second-time round!'
How I dreaded the school run with my own children! I was always running late, either because of writing deadlines or because I hadn't allowed for sheep crossing the lane. Yet now I'm a granny, I love it! I still have the same deadlines, but I am never, ever late for collecting my grandchildren. Actually, I almost feel more responsible for them than my own children, and leave at least 20 minutes earlier than necessary. I already have drinks and healthy snacks in my bag, and a full tank of petrol. Back in the 90s, one of my three was almost late for an exam because I ran out of fuel.
