Tuesday, March 27, 2018

The Old Farmer's Almanac - How to Plan a Low Maintenance Garden

How to Plan a Low Maintenance Garden

If you think a low-maintenance garden means bland or, worse still, paved over and bereft of plants, think again!

How to Plan a Low Maintenance Garden

Growing a garden that’s easy to look after simply requires a little forward planning.
In this short video we share ideas for growing a beautiful, productive garden that can be cared for with the minimum of time and effort.
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