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When the gorgeous weather beckoned, Mairead Lavery abandoned her garden for the beaches of Ballybunion and she’s not feeling one bit guilty for doing so.
It was a case of family tradition and personal passion coming together that started Julie Power growing wild flowers and establishing Blooming Native to sell their seed, writes Mairead Lavery.
Fed up of all the mowing, edging and weeding that your lawn demands, then why not abandon it and sow a wildflower meadow instead, writes Mairead Lavery.
Seven years ago Marita Collier set herself the challenge of finding a vegetable she could turn into a viable family farm business writes Mairead Lavery.
We know about Christmas and Easter themed events that offer a day out for the family. So why isn’t it the same for Halloween asked Caroline Whelan, who promptly filled the gap writes Mairead Lavery.