Garden inspiration

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The right jobs for any season.

Great ideas for every celebration.

Helping you reach for new you goals.

Use a ladder for securing outdoor lights to high places such as trees or roofs. Wait for clear weather conditions and have another person with you when doing this, so they can hold the ladder steady.

To attach your lights and decorations, fittings will need to be purchased separately. We recommend suction hooks for windows, cup hooks for walls and specialist gutter hooks for gutters.

Battery powered lights are the easiest to operate outdoors as you don’t have to worry about reaching sockets. Just make sure the battery pack is in a safe and reachable spot to turn them on and off.

For mains powered, use an indoor socket, making sure cables can safely go through windows or doors, and are thin enough so they can be closed after. Or use a weatherproof outdoor socket.

With a variety of options such as sheds, storage boxes or greenhouses, there’s something for every garden. Easily pack away seasonal items or delicate objects that could be damaged by bad weather.

Reduce weather damage with covers for your furniture, benches and BBQs. If you can’t bring your plants inside, try a cold frame. They’re smaller than a greenhouse but will keep your plants safe.

Trees and bushes will often take the brunt of a storm. A hedge trimmer is a quick and easy way to neaten the edges and remove any broken branches. For those hard to reach spots, try a pole saw.

For bigger tasks, a chainsaw might be more powerful and effective. Or maybe you're stockpiling wood, ready for your log burner when winter nights draw in. Check out our handy chainsaw buying guide to find the best one for you.

Find the artificial tree you’ve been pining for with our guide.

Turn your garage into a more functional space.

Same time and effort neatening your edges.

Use our handy guide to help you choose the best chainsaw.