Garden

This article offers tips on how to enjoy your terrace in the autumn. It provides guidance on how to make the place cosier using fabrics and decorations, and how to protect it from adverse weather by various types of shading elements like awnings and shutters. For greater comfort, it recommends adding a heat source, such as a portable heater.

Compost production is not complicated, and you can easily reuse up to 40% of your household waste. For a family house with a garden, compost should be a natural thing - if you follow a few rules, the compost will not smell or be a nuisance in any way, but you can compost with the help of a closed vermicomposter, for example, in a block of flats. Starting composting is easy - just fence off a suitable piece of land or buy a compost bin and find out what you can compost and in what proportion.

A garden or terrace is no longer just for growing flowers and vegetables. In recent years, they have increasingly been transformed into an extended living space, almost a summer living room, where you can relax, dine, work and have fun with friends. However, to make this outdoor area comfortable and usable throughout the day, garden furniture and barbecue are not enough. Shading technology plays a key role, helping to regulate the temperature, protecting against harsh sun, rain or wind and adding cosiness and style to the ambience.

How to optimise the yield of the vegetables you grow in your garden? If you have had a garden for a while, you may have figured out yourself that repeated cultivation of the same crops in the same patch results in lower yields, depletes the land, and may even lead to the spread of diseases. This is because each plant has slightly different requirements for the soil, uses different kinds of nutrients, and discharges different waste substances into the ground. We will advise you on how to plan the efficient use of your vegetable patches.