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Extend the life of you garden pots by cleaning them and storing them during winter. Moisture can freeze and lead to cracked or broken containers.

Winter often brings comfort food cravings, but it’s also the perfect time to load up on powerful, nutrient-dense superfoods.

Consider also adding seasonal tools like mulch spreaders, soil levellers, or seed planters to your winter toolkit. Having them ready allows you to start projects without delay, whether it’s preparing ...

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