5 tips to maintain a clean garden
Clear out any stains before you do anything else. An overgrown garden looks tatty and untidy, and it’s hard to keep clean. Using shears or secateurs, strip away any loose or dead branches and trim back overgrown plants or trees. Then rake or sweep up all those dead leaves, twigs and general detritus from your lawn, patio or decking.
Work from the ground up by applying either a natural, specialised patio cleaner (if you have pets) or a diluted bleach or washing-up-liquid solution to your path, patio or decking. Scrub off dirt and moss using a hard-bristled brush or a pressure washer.
Wipe down furniture with a dry cloth to remove any cobwebs and loose dirt. Next, use a wet cloth (or scrubber on more stubborn marks) and a multipurpose cleaning solution to clean all the surfaces thoroughly. Finish with a slick of oil on wooden furniture to protect it.
Clean out old pots and planters, and remove old soil and dead plants to make way for new ones. Fill a large bucket with a mixture of water and bleach (nine parts water, one part bleach) and immerse your pots for 10-15 minutes to kill any bacteria. Rinse and wipe off any remaining dirt. As terracotta pots are porous, make sure you soak them for 10 minutes in clean water afterwards to remove any trace of bleach.
Finally, don’t forget a doormat to prevent dirt being trodden through your home.
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