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Is your native hedgerow more of a 'decorative naturalistic hedgerow?' And in terms of biodiversity, what difference does it make? Amii McKeever asks the experts.
Irene Bermingham speaks to gardener and landscaper Arthur O’Meara, about the all-important garden boundary features; from greenery and timber fencing to beloved stone walls.
The seed of an idea in lockdown has blossomed into an Irish wellbeing brand that is being stocked in the country’s top spas. But creator Peigín Crowley is determined to stay grounded.
In this month’s Style File, Maria Moynihan talks to Nicola Kilkenny, who has joined forces with her sister Caroline to create Sisters: a fun collection designed for ‘dancing, swirling and laughing’.
By the end of calving, I’ll be the among the best calf rearers in the country. But right now I must admit, I am struggling to keep on top of it. It is important to get the systems in place, writes Katherine O’Leary.