Home & Garden Infographics

It has been said, plant a flower and improve your life. Check out this clever infographic from What Shed to learn why you should take on gardening. Grab your gardening gloves and dig in.

Celebrity homes come in all kinds of fabulous shapes, sizes and locations. The rich live in mansions, ranches and luxurious penthouse apartments. From pools with underwater music systems to zoos and tea houses – the rich have created luxurious homes that many of us can only dream of having.

Do you cringe every time you open that annoying creaking door or step on a squeaky floor? Does a blocked sink raise your stress levels? This useful DIY Guide will help you to fix the common problems you encounter in your home, and return your home to the relaxing haven it should be.

Keyhole Gardens were designed for families in third world countries are they provide families an easy way to create a sustainable source of vegetables with minimal effort. However, we are seeing more and more keyhole gardens appearing in the United Kingdom and America, especially in gardens with limited space.

This infographic has been created with the big idea of explaining the consumers the standard post construction cleaning techniques. This infographic will be useful for them to know the essential tools required and the top challenges faced by them.

Are you in the market for a new property? Perhaps you’d like to consider Middle Earth for your next residence! As you can see from this infographic, it has some very famous properties.

LED lights consume less energy, require lesser annual operational cost, require less electricity, have a greater life span, and various other benefits, which can compel you to buy only LED lights wherever you live or work. The following infographic looks at how LEDs are the ideal lighting solutions for modern times.

Do you know what it takes to grow your own herb garden? Read this infographic from Chadwicks to find out and always have fresh herbs at your fingertips.

Americans lost $1.4 billion to fraud and scams in 2012 and the scam industry itself is a $200 billion a year “industry.” For home owners and hopefuls in the US, the number one fear is getting scammed by their contractor. So how do you avoid being taken advantage of?

When you’re shopping around for a moving company, beware of rogue movers! These are moving companies that will quote you a low price over the phone, and even tell you everything’s included. On moving day, however, you’re in for an ugly surprise – several, in fact. The surprise extra fees will pop up like daisies in springtime, and if you don’t pay you’re in for a hard time.