by Cath Manuel | Aug 1, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Getting Started, Health & Wellbeing |
Many people living with dementia have limited access to outdoor spaces. They have a higher potential for falls and injury. Most experience confusion, anxiety, loneliness and depression. To reduce these feelings, people with dementia need to stay physically active to...
by Cath Manuel | Mar 14, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Podcast |
There’s a few things that give us gardeners grief and one of those are the weeds that run rampant through our garden areas! Weed control is an important part of nurturing a garden, as weeds that get out of hand can create long term problems in our own gardens and also...
by Cath Manuel | Feb 14, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Podcast |
As gardeners, we find many common challenges within our gardens. Some are easy to fix and others need extra attention to overcome problems. In this ‘Simple Solutions’ Series, I provide quick and easy to follow solutions to the many common gardening problems and also...
by Cath Manuel | Feb 12, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Growing your Garden |
If you’re a seasoned green thumb, or even new to gardening, you’ll understand that good quality gardening tools and essential pieces of equipment make tasks easier and also you’re more successful with growing! When purchasing gardening tools it’s good to buy the best...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 30, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening, Podcast |
This episode is Part 4 in the Soil to Supper series and also part of the ‘Field Guide’ from the Soil to Supper Community If you haven’t already listened to the previous 3 episodes, you can access them here… Part 1 – Planning Your Dream Garden Part 2 - Creating Your...
by Cath Manuel | Jan 15, 2018 | A Thriving Garden, Gardening |
Have you ever noticed that one minute your plants are thriving and next minute they’re dying?? You look at your plants and wonder “What’s going wrong?” Usually the first thing we do is water our plants as they usually look a little droopy. Or...
