Outdoor Living

Check out our comprehensive camping checklist to make sure you have all the right camping equipment, so all you need to do once you’re there is have fun.

Discover the must-have BBQ essentials, including the food, garden furniture and all-important barbecue equipment.

Discover the best ways to make your garden a little more private with our top overlooked garden ideas.

Dreaming of a larger garden? No need to be downhearted – with some creativity and innovation, there’s lots you can achieve in a small space.

Explore some of our top tips for building a home garden bar so you can entertain your friends and family in style – no matter what the weather!

We’re coming up to the time of year when you’ll probably be itching to get out the BBQ. If so, you’ll want to cook each dish to perfection, whether you have a gas or charcoal BBQ. 

Hopefully, you’ll have already read our previous article on how to start a BBQ. For this article, we’ll be moving onto the different BBQ cooking times you can expect for meat, fish and veggie dishes alike. 

We’ve crunched 50 years of Met Office data to show the best times to get out into your garden depending on where you live.

Opting for a staycay this summer? You can have just as much fun - you just need to know how! Check out our holiday at home ideas for tips on what to do in your garden, so you can enjoy your time off to the max.

If you don’t fancy going to the pub to watch the football, or you have too big a group for your Covid-secure local, bring the stadium to your garden instead and view the beautiful game in style. Follow our tips for the perfect al-fresco footy-viewing party!

The pandemic and lockdown life has definitely given everyone a new-found appreciation of green spaces. Whether you’ve grabbed the chance to revamp your garden, channelled your energy into growing and gardening at home, invested in an allotment, or just took the time to enjoy being in your outdoor space; it’s no coincidence that these were activities you were drawn to. It’s also no surprise that this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (May 10th-16th) will focus on nature as its theme.