Are you tired of looking outside in your garden only to hate what you see? We absolutely do not blame you. It must be hard to constantly have this reminder that your home is just not perfect yet, and that’s why you’ve got to get started on making some changes sooner rather than later.
If you’ve put off making changes to your garden this far because it’s a huge task, you’re never going to want to get started, and that’s the main problem here. So, it’s time to suck it up and jump into fixing the issue because it’s certainly not going to fix itself.
In this article, we’re going to be taking a look at some of the things that we think you should do when it comes to getting your home exactly the way that you want it. Keep reading down below if you would like some advice as to where to start!
Start with the basics
The first thing that you should do is start with the basics. You need to forget about anything other than making your garden look good by the most basic standard. So, get your lawn mower out and start attacking that overgrown mess that you call grass. If it’s too high to cut right now, you need to get your strimmer out and take some of the length off first. If you don’t have a strimmer, you need to get one because you don’t want to risk ruining your lawn mower and then needing to replace it.
Once you’ve taken off a bunch of the length, you can then go over it with your lawn mower. This way, you can get it down to a reasonable length and look pretty again because absolutely nobody wants their grass to be chomping at their ankles.
As well as cutting the grass, you’re going to have to take some time to pull out all of the weeds that have been growing. You need to be careful here because if you don’t pull out the root, they are just going to grow right back. It might be at this point that you are thinking of hiring a gardener to take over these basic tasks for you, and to be honest we don’t blame you at all. It might be worth doing if you don’t want to spend time doing it.
Add a patio
Once you have gotten everything sorted and you have a nice space outside, you can think about adding a patio. A patio is essential if you want to spend pretty much any time outside, so that’s something that you need to think about. Where are you going to put your furniture if you don’t have one of these? You might be thinking that you can just put it directly onto the ground, but it’s going to be uneven and uncomfortable for pretty much anyone who tries to sit down.
If you put it on the grass then one of two things will happen. It will either be too hard and their chair will wobble all over the place. Or, it will be too soft and they will end up sinking into the ground. It’s a problem either way, and you need to make sure that it doesn’t happen by ensuring that you have a patio. Now, you can lay this yourself or you can hire someone to do it for you depending on how much you trust your DIY skills, but it’s not too much of a task if you want to take it on.
Just make sure that you are looking up a tutorial online to ensure that you’re doing it the correct way. The last thing that you want is an incorrectly laid patio and to have to dig it all up only to relay it.
Do you even have any garden furniture? If not, but you want some, then we recommend you start looking for some asap. Think about the different seasons and think about how you are going to protect it. If you’re not planning to have a gazebo or anything up, then you need to have space to store your furniture or get a covering to protect it from the elements. Extreme sun and extreme rain can completely ruin your furniture if given the chance, so don’t let it get the opportunity to do this.
You can either purchase this online, or you can head to a store that sells outdoor furniture and try it all out. The last thing that you want is to invest in something that is uncomfortable after all.
Keep up with maintenance
Last but by no means least, now that you’ve got the basics you can move into decorating and whatnot, but that’s information for another post. We think it’s far more important to remain consistent with your efforts to keep your garden looking nice, because the basics will do much more than anything else. Make sure that you are investing in all of the right tools and equipment to make this happen such as trowels, shovels, buckets, a cordless leaf blower for when the leaves get everywhere and so much more.
Get whatever you need to keep on top of your garden maintenance, because you will be thankful that you did. While gardening might not be your favorite, having a nice garden is, right?
We hope that you have found this article helpful, and now see some of the different things that you should be doing in order to make your garden exactly the way that you want it to be. We know that there are going to be times where this feels like an impossible task, but can assure you that you will get there with time. For as long as you do not give up, and you are willing to do whatever it takes to see success in your outdoor space, you will get there. We wish you nothing but the best of luck, and hope that everything turns out right in the end.
On the heels of reports relaying superb market growth, as well as a potential roadblock that might just be on the horizon, the UK has pledged £380 million in the form of a Creative Industries Sector Plan. The funding is to be targeted at supporting innovation, research and development, skill development, access to finance, and regional growth.
Further, the plan aims to encourage double the amount of business investment to over £30 billion by 2035. With this, some 2,000 new film and TV apprenticeships will be delivered, further propelling the UK creative industries into the future. The investment packages look to ride a wave of momentum that sees the UK closing in on Europe’s leading market.
Even before this latest investment announcement from the UK government, key creative industries were rolling high. Data from the Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2024-2028 report by PwC indicates that, last year, UK revenue in the market eclipsed £100 billion. Over the next few years, revenue is expected to hit £121 billion, with cinema and streaming services earmarked as the key drivers of this growth.
By the end of this year, the report predicts the UK to have overtaken Germany as Europe’s largest entertainment and media market. The growth is also being reflected in an increase in consumer spending at home. The latest figures, reflecting spending last year, saw spending breach £5 billion for the first time to clock in at £5.1 billion. This plays into the importance of streaming, but also other forms of home entertainment.
Digital and physical sales of media, as well as rentals, also contributed. Then, there’s also the corner of iGaming entertainment and its place in the UK’s sector. A £2.6 billion increase from 2025 to 2029 is expected, buoyed by the competitive landscape that incentivises innovation. This is clear to see in the bingo offers that span multiple facets of the entertainment medium. Covering in-house bingo, online bingo, and free spins on slots, the £80 welcome bonus can be attained for £20. Clearly, competition is creating excellent conditions for players.
Being such a colossal market, the United States is coveted as a landing spot for entertainment productions. If you can stick in the US, especially as a UK-based creation, you look set to potentially quintuple your audience. Further, the UK has benefited from being inviting to big-money productions based out of Hollywood, with incentives offered that certainly don’t overshadow the economic impact of a major production coming to these shores.
Now, there’s trouble on the horizon. As one of many areas hit by strays in the government’s scattershot approach to tearing down globalisation, the White House has mused a foreign film tariff. UK film unions have warned that a tariff in the region of 100 per cent, which has been touted by the US president, would be a “knockout blow” for the industry. The idea of the tariff is apparently targeting films “produced in foreign lands,” aiming to bring filming back to the US.
Entertainment, media, and the creative sector as a whole are riding high in the UK right now, and will receive further investment from the government. Unfortunately, decisions made overseas may have more of an impact than millions of pounds.
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