Garden News

If you own an Asgard shed you won’t find any spiders inside. Asgard sheds are spider-proof. However, if you own a wooden, plastic or another brand of a metal shed, you’re likely to find the following species of spider lurking around in the dark corners.

Autumn begins on Friday, 22^nd September and ends on Thursday 21^st December, when it gives way to the Winter months. Whilst the Autumn period may still bring a few sunny days here and there, the opportunity to use your garden furniture gradually dwindles, as the nights become darker

Recently Sandy and her husband Brian purchased one of our Asgard sheds to store all of the children’s outdoor equipment, as well as the couples gardening tools.

October is the peak time for sightings of spiders in the UK. As the cooler autumn months descend upon us, so do clusters of male spiders, who scuttle around your homes and gardens looking for food and of course female spiders to mate with. Unfortunately for a significant amount of the UK’s human population arachnophobia is still one of the most common fears.

Asgard makes metal sheds with integral floors, which is something that other brands of metal, wooden and plastic sheds don’t always have.

Small garden spaces can be just as difficult to design as larger garden areas. One of the main issues with having a small garden space is fitting things in such as a shed to store your tools in, as well as trees, shrubs and plants that might take up a lot of room.

There are lots of things that can go wrong in the garden and today being Friday the 13^th some of us may be a little wary of taking on new gardening projects, until the dreaded day is over.

Those of you, who were fans of the popular American animated television series King of Hill, will no doubt fondly remember the shows lead protagonist Hank Hill.

A group of students and graduates from the University of Bristol are trying to revolutionise how people consume salad - and their idea could soon be pitched to none other than Richard Branson.

The RAC home insurance recently conducted a study, in which 2,000 people took part. The study reports that there are an estimated 15.2 million sheds across the UK, many of which containing valuable items.