25.05.23Good FestivalOn Sunday 25th June, the Chic Teak Team are delighted to be back at the Good Festival, an annual festival in support of The Hampshire Medical Fund - a charity raising vital money for the NHS hospi...Continue
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31.05.23Fathers Day Garden Gift IdeasIt’s that time of year again where we show our appreciation to the fathers in our lives. It can often be a struggle to know just what to give them, however for green fingered dads there is a whole ...Continue
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26.05.23Notes from the Chic Teak GardenWelcome back to the Chic Teak Garden, where nature's melody continues to unfold. As we step into late spring, let us revisit the enchanting world of this extraordinary garden. We have witnessed the...Continue
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25.05.23Alfresco dining is here!Finally, the weather we’ve all been waiting for. And according to the forecasters, the sun is here to stay for at least a week, so we’re thinking about what we need to enjoy a gorgeous bank holiday...Continue
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11.04.23Notes from the Chic Teak Garden
In the first of our ‘Notes from the Chic Teak garden’ blogs, Chic Teak founder Robert Bowden reflects back on the last few months in the Chic Teak garden.
In December, the garden was ador...Continue
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09.03.23How to Clean Teak Garden FurnitureYour Chic Teak furniture is made from the finest quality grade A heartwood plantation teak. It requires minimal maintenance due to its high mineral and natural oil content, which protects it from r...Continue
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29.11.21Grain CheckingAs teak wood is a natural material, small cracks or splits can sometimes appear as a result of changes in humidity and temperature. Although slowly kiln drying teak furniture helps to significantly...Continue
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19.11.215 Winter Flowering Plants to Keep Your Garden BrightDuring the cold and dark winter months, the greenery and colour that has lavished our gardens throughout the year disappears to make way for bare twigs and branches, and a bland, brown view to look...Continue
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28.09.21Prepare Your Garden for WinterAs the flowers die off and leaves fall, lots can be done to get prepared for the changes in weather and next years’ growing season. Autumn is the time to prepare your garden for the colder winter m...Continue
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