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It seems that here in South Staffs the weather has turned very mild indeed. It has been up to 12 degrees and very much ‘t-shirt’ weather for me.

I have noticed too that my lawn is growing at a fair old pace which is unusual for this time of year.

Scientists say that until recently, the chilly average winter temperature of under 5 degrees c kept lawns dormant until March. But milder weather between November and February has allowed grass to thrive, leading to an unseasonable surge in sales of mowers

Cold weather does not mean that all outdoor gardening must end. The gardens here in Cannock aren’t looking their best, but now is a good time for some of those garden jobs that will help you be better prepared for spring.

For starters, clean up the perennials and leaves that you allowed to remain, whether as food for the birds or to add some winter interest to your garden. Cut back ornamental grasses, and such. This will help alleviate compaction that occurs during the winter months. And you do not

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The Gardeners Guild is a national trade network that gives self-employed gardeners practical support by arranging access to services that are not normally available to individual gardeners. Our membership has come to include tree surgeons, landscapers and garden designers who also offer garden and grounds maintenance as part of their services.

Only gardeners with a nationally recognised horticultural qualification can join. Qualified gardeners have been trained and assessed to a nationally recognised standard in their chosen field of horticulture.

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