In the run up to winter professional and amateur gardeners alike will want to ensure they’re prepared. They should also be thinking about what they can plant and grow during the colder months. Asgard has created a useful infographic to illustrate some of the most important things to take into consideration when winter comes.

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Metal sheds are one of the most durable and secure garden sheds you could buy to keep your prize possessions safe and tidy. Metal sheds are stronger, more secure than alternative types of garden sheds, and they require less maintenance.

Taking Security Precautions in your Garden

Did you know that in England and Wales for the year ending June 2017, 43% of all reported crime was theft?

If you’re looking for a metal garden shed over the traditional wooden versions you probably have security in mind.

The humble garden shed; a place where you fling all the stuff you can’t be bothered to organise in the house; a place so disorganised and chaotic, it’s like stepping into an unknown dimension, full of dark scary objects you don’t ever remember being the owner of.

If you own a lawnmower you’ll know that keeping it protected from the elements is imperative. This is because damage can occur on both petrol and electric lawnmowers when they’re exposed to various weather conditions for a prolonged period.

The UK has seen a rise in the popularity of garden sheds over recent years, which can be attributed to our ever-expanding list of products we own that simply can’t fit inside the house. Security is another concern for many household, and simply leaving your possessions in the garden or an unsecure shed just won’t cut it these days.

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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