There are a few ways to revamp your garden immediately. You’ll need a couple of bags of mulch, some more soil and decent gardening clippers. Take a really good look around your space and eye out what needs to go. Get rid of any random pots, rubbish and cluttering equipment. From here, with your clippers, I want you to be brutal. If you see any ugly branches and half-dead stems, just cut them off. We’ve just come out of winter, so your trees may look a little dreary, so you can be lenient. Once November arrives, many gardeners undergo the methods of pruning. Pruning means cutting branches back enough for the trees to grow back a far more leafy sprig, like how we cut dead hair and split ends off to give our hair a new lease of life.

Now for the bags of mulch and soil. These will be worked into your garden beds for both decorative and supportive purposes. Take mulch to any beds you don't want to plant further. For example, around small trees and pathways to the letterbox, you may have the perfect spot in mind! Mulch helps big time with weed control and helping moisture levels - if your garden likes to flood. The soil bags are the best lifehack after you’ve worked your arse off in the garden culling weeds. Simply sprinkle the bag all over your new bed, and with gloves, incorporate the two together the same way you’d toss a salad. You’ll immediately see that your soil looks healthier, sexier, and you’re giving your seedlings and bulbs a far more successful shot at life.