Did you know, homemade compost is a great way to add a nutrients to your lawn or garden - it not only fuels plant growth but also brings soil back to life.

Green materials such as veg leftovers, egg shells, teabags, lemon and tangerine peels and grass clippings make great compost.

Dry and fill fabric pouches for keeping in drawers and wardrobes; it will make your clothes smell lovely and is also a natural moth repellent.

Attach a bunch of lavender to the top of your fixed shower attachment. As your shower enclosure steams up, the aromas will start to be released, creating a spa-like experience.

Too much light can damage certain plants leaves, leaving them to crisp up or change colour, so always research your plants likes and dislikes before just placing them in the window.

Dry, desert type plants such as snake plants and succulents are able to last without water for long periods, whereas tropical rainforest plants prefer high humidity and regular showers. Generally, you should water your plants when the top inch of soil feels dry.

If your plants’ roots are growing through the drainage hole, it’s lifting out of its pot, or it keeps falling over as it’s too heavy for its current pot, it might be time to re-pot your plant.

Top tip! Dust on leaves prevent your plant from getting the sunlight it needs. Damp cloths and water misters are perfect for giving smaller plants a quick clean.

Did you know? The summer months are a perfect time to fertilise your house plant soil.

Help attract butterflies to your garden with hardy, fragrant plants such as lilac.

Plant stands are a great way of adding height to balconies and patios – ideal for potted plants and outdoor decorations