Why now is the perfect time to get started on your garden

Hands up if you’re up to your eyes in school holidays, out of routine, your self care has taken a battering and you can’t work out whether you’re coming or going. 👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼

You’re desperate to reset your boundaries and your habits so that your mind stops feeling likes it’s about to explode.

You know that come September you’re gonna want more time in nature.

You want to get the garden looking gorgeous and get it under control once and for all, so that you can actually enjoy it!

You need this because things are upside down in the summer, which is another penalty on women who’s default setting is still taking on the large majority of the childcare juggle whilst trying to work.

You want to make sure that when term starts again you are hitting your new standard, your new rhythm for the September to December season. Because you’ll be damned if you feel as exhausted at Christmas as you do right now.

September is a particularly good time in the garden as the temperatures are starting to cool, plants are still growing so you can see where your gaps are and the garden centre is full of gorgeous things to add in.

Which is exactly why I’m super excited to offer an Autumnal garden review for no extra cost when you book my Garden Goals package before the end of August.

For the women who are ready to take their garden seriously and really make the space beautiful, often the most important thing is what to buy and where to put it for your particular space so that it thrives. So we’re gonna do a full review of your garden before we get started. I want you to feel really confident from the get go and we can’t know where we’re going until we know where we’re at, so thats where we’re gonna start.

After our garden review you’ll know how to maximise your space, how to understand your garden conditions, what you need to be buying so that you can hit the ground running. Were gonna do it in the first 2 weeks of September so you’ve got everything that you need as we grow your garden over the next 12 months together.