Kayleigh Dray is an Acting Content Editor at Ideal Home. With a passion for gardening, film, and TV, she blends her diverse interests into her writing, contributing to a variety of publications. Kayleigh’s work has been featured in The Guardian, Stylist, WOMAN & HOME, and more, showcasing her expertise across topics such as agriculture, architecture, and entertainment.
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Kayleigh Dray's articles predominantly cover house and home topics, specifically focusing on gardening, winter plants, and winter gardens. She often provides how-to guides for seasonal activities related to these themes. If you have expertise in creating beautiful winter gardens, maintaining winter plants, or any other relevant house and home topics such as interior design or holiday decorations, your insights may be valuable to her readers.
As Kayleigh is based in the United Kingdom with no specified geographic focus beyond that country, consider tailoring your pitches to align with UK-specific gardening tips or trends if applicable.
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By: Kayleigh Dray
Winter salad is the perfect crop to cultivate at this time of year
By: Kayleigh Dray
If you want your lavender to survive the winter, you'll need to follow these expert tips to winterise this fragrant favourite
By: Kayleigh Dray
Sage is a deliciously low-maintenance plant, but it does need some TLC...
By: Kayleigh Dray
The general rule of thumb is to leave fallen leaves as and where they fall... but there is, as ever, an exception
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The bleak midwinter is almost upon us, and our olive trees need our help
By: Kayleigh Dray
They're the ultimate privacy hedge... so when should we be pruning our holly bushes?
By: Kayleigh Dray
Fancy a garden filled with roses, but lacking the funds to do so? Try investing in bare root roses...
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