SEASONAL GARDENING TIPS AND INSPIRATION
SPRING GARDENING TIPS AND INSPIRATION
Kick off the growing season with any last-minute pruning and your first mow of the year. But that’s not all; there are plenty more Spring jobs to do in the garden. See our guidance below and get started with your EGO garden tools.
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How to tackle surprise snow
A snow shovel is a worthy addition to have in your tool shed, and more than makes up for its investment when it comes to the eventuality of snowfall this winter.
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How to clean the deck of your Z6 lawnmower
Follow these steps and you will have the deck of your Z6 mower clean in no time and with no fuss.
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Can I cut wet grass with a battery lawn mower?
In theory, there’s no safety issue from a battery-operated EGO lawn mower but there are a few reasons why you should avoid using it while the grass is wet.
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What is mulching (and why you might try it)
A beginner’s guide to mulching - what it is, how it works, the benefits and pitfalls, and how you can try out mulching for yourself.
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Is February or March the right time to spring-clean your garden?
When it comes to the garden spring-clean, there are benefits to holding your nerve and leaving the clean-up for a few weeks longer.
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Basic felling, limbing and bucking techniques using a chainsaw
A beginner’s overview of the techniques required to fell and cut up smaller-sized trees in the garden or allotment, including safety tips.
More Seasonal News
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Autumn lawn care with your bristle brush
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Autumn pruning and how to do it
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Checking over your cordless leaf blower before its first use
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How to know when to fell a tree
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How your leaf blower can help you look after your garden
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The fundamentals of autumn lawn care
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How frequently should you mow your lawn in September?
We advise you on how to mow your lawn during the transition from summer to autumn so it stays in its best shape.
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End-of-season lawn mower maintenance guidelines
Follow our guidance on how to carry out simple and quick lawn mower maintenance at the end of the growing season.