Kayleigh Dray is a freelance editor and writer with a passion for gaming, fantasy, and gardening. She specializes in writing about film, TV, and gardening, and her work has been featured in publications such as Closer, Housetohome.co.uk, Irish Independent, The A.V. Club, Refinery29, Inc., Stylist, WOMAN & HOME, Yahoo News, and The Companion.
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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.
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By: Kayleigh Dray
Summer is almost over, so what on earth are you going to do with all of those flower pots?
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If green tomatoes are the bane of your vegetable garden, Monty Don has the solution...
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