This is a detailed guide for gardeners on how to prepare their garden for the season. It covers various tasks including whitewashing trees, tree trimming, mulching, composting, treating trees for diseases and pests, and removing shelters. The guide provides a step-by-step approach, detailing when, why, and how each task should be done. It also includes pictures to aid understanding. 

Design a place for a secluded vacation, a family feast or leisurely time in a hammock on a small plot. 

We look at the differences between a trimmer and a lawnmower, tell you what a robotic lawnmower is and how cordless garden shears can be useful. 

We talk about how to position a house on a lot, proper spacing between residential and outbuildings, and proper zoning.

There are times when a garden is designed according to all the rules, but something is missing for the overall harmony. Try to change the situation with accents - bright and memorable details that can make your property unique. 

We tell you about the most unpretentious flowering plants. We offer simple rules for setting up a "lazy garden" that will grow and bloom without much care.

This article explores seven alternatives to traditional lawns that don't require mowing, including varieties like clover, groundcover plants, meadow grasses, Irish moss, terrace board, paved patio, and decorative mulch. Each option is discussed in detail with information on prices, pros and cons, and how to maintain them.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to creating a low-maintenance garden. It covers seven key principles, including mulching all plantings, choosing unpretentious plants, limiting lawn space, making high garden beds, using low-maintenance materials for garden paths, creating a "new wave" garden, and setting up automatic irrigation. The article is filled with practical tips and cost estimations to help you create a beautiful garden that requires minimal effort to maintain.

Get your garden ready for success! Ensure fertile soil by fertilizing and planning a convenient plot layout. Time your preparations based on your region's climate, typically starting in April. Check soil readiness by its crumble factor and moisture depth. Improve soil heating with techniques like black film or hot water with manganese. Clear debris, cultivate, and loosen the soil. Boost fertility with organic or mineral fertilizers based on plant needs. Plan and form beds, choosing types like classical, deep, or tall. For greenhouse beds, include disinfection, soil replacement, and early preparation. A well-prepared garden sets the foundation for healthy, high-yield crops.