Do you know how to use a roll of aluminium foil in the garden? Discover a few tips to protect yours this autumn.
With the summer behind us, it's already time to get on with managing the post-summer period and preparing for the arrival of autumn in the garden. One of the things you need to do in August or September is to prune your plants.
A roll of foil can help out in the garden There is a hack using a roll of tin foil that helps to maintain the harmony of shapes in the garden, as well as protecting plants from fungal diseases and certain pests. A thousand uses for foil in the garden Aluminium has many uses. Gardeners use it to encourage seeds to germinate, thanks to the warm, stable environment it provides. To do this, you can line the seed pots or mould one directly from aluminium.
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