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The Scottish Home Improvement and Self Build Show will take place at the in the Lowland Hall, Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh this weekend, on 30th April + 1st May 2011!
If you’re considering undertaking a few home improvements in the coming months, this is the place to be to meet experts and suppliers alike.
Get tickets here.
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The Grand Designs Live show will take place at the ExCel in London on 30th April – 8th May 2011!
Whether you’re building, renovating, or decorating, there’s plenty of inspiration to be found.
From the “House of the Future” to the “Live Kitchen Experience” – there’s something for everyone!
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Decorating,Electrical Services,Environmental,Flooring and Carpeting,Garden,Plumbing and Heating,Tiling
Improve Your Home Show
If you are considering a home extension; loft conversion; improving your kitchen and/or bathroom; looking into more energy efficient methods to save money and help the environment; wanting to improve your home technology; thinking about changing your floors or perhaps adapting them for winter and generally renovating your home to make it an even better place to be, MyHammer has the perfect suggestion for a productive and enjoyable day out for you this October.
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How to Lay Turf
Having a luxurious lawn in front of your house makes a big statement, whereas in the back garden it can be the best way to make the most of your outside space, giving you a natural place to relax and for your kids to play. If you’re going to have a go at laying your own turf then we’ve outlined a few tips below. As ever though, if you have no experience you can save yourself time and hassle by finding a professional through MyHammer.
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Enjoy fresh tomatoes throughout the year!
Growing your own vegetables can be an extremely rewarding experience. It may be worth consulting a gardener who can advise you on the best position in your garden, what soil type you have, etc. If you need to find a gardener, visit MyHammer for advice. You can, however, quite easily do it yourself and enjoy fresh, home grown tomatoes taste that little bit sweeter! Below are some tips on growing your own.
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Build Your Own Fence
Wooden fences aren’t just dividers to stop nosy neighbours keeping track of everything you do; they can also be used as a mount for wall climbers and play an important role in the feel and look of a garden. Building a fence yourself isn’t rocket science, but it can require a certain amount of skill. You can either get one built by an experienced fencing company by posting a job online on a trades and services platform like myhammer.co.uk, or you can read the following guide and try doing it yourself.
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Grow Your Own Lettuce
Fresh salad is a great natural source of vitamins. Home grown lettuce is becoming increasingly popular, with varieties such as Butterheads and Cos. They do not take up much room in your garden and are relatively low maintenance – they just need plenty of water. Below are a few tips on growing your own lettuce.
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It is important to prune your roses so that they form compact and strong buds, which will result in a beautiful blossom and a strong, resilient plant. In autumn you should remove dry leaves and fruits because both are a potential source of food for bacteria and fungi. MyHammer can help you to find a professional gardener who can provide you with expert advice. However, if you want to try it yourself, follow these simple instructions for the best way to trim your roses:
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