With one of the wettest summers on record, thinking about gardening may not be high on your list of priorities this year, however when it comes to lawn care it will be even more important than ever that the grass you do have is not overly trampled on and turned into a pit of mud. ‘Please Keep Off The Grass’ signs have always been popular in the garden but it is not the only garden sign to consider.
The more time we all spend out doors enjoying our gardens the more necessary it is to consider the types of messages you will need to keep your space safe, enjoyable or fun.
If you have pets it is even more important that they are kept safe in the garden and so ‘Please Close The Gate’ signs or ‘Beware Of The Dog’ are always useful to place onto the fence or gate. If you enjoy opening your garden to the public then ‘Please Keep To The Path’ signs can help to guide your visitors in the right direction.
If you like to add decorative appeal around your garden spaces and buildings then attractive plaques depicting the gardeners name or status can add to the enjoyment of a worthwhile hobby. A Mum’s or Dad’s garden spike is also a lovely gift idea for a garden loving parent. Or a ‘Fred’s Den’ or ‘Ann’s Potting Shed’ personalised shed sign is always a fun way to celebrate a treasured place.
Outdoor dens are very popular these days as are children’s playhouses, that are given that little des res appeal with a personal house plaque. So the only thing you need to do is take a good look around your home and garden and decide on some decorative personalised signs to make your space special, safe and fun for yourself and your summertime visitors.
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New Signcast House Sign Showroom Opening on 4th August
Our brand new showroom only has a few more days of preparation left before we will finally be officially opening our doors to you, our customers. Full of cast metal house signs and beautiful cast iron products for your traditional home, including vintage and yester year items. We are sharing this space with www.yesterhome.co.uk - take a look at their site and see them on our links page.
Vist Signcast at www.signcast.co.uk for more information on the fantastic range of signs available.
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