Spring is coming and our garden maintenance teams will soon be ready to start their schedules again. Our regular maintenance schedules commence for another year on March 1st – please contact us if you’d like a free quote visit or to discuss your...
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Did you know that if your lawn looks like this then you have healthy soil? Check out these tips from the Royal Horticultural Society https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=806 #wormcasts #healthylawn #aeratedlawns #turfhealth #enfield...
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It is now the perfect time to spread compost or bark in beds and around shrubs and hedges. We can supply and lay soil conditioner which is created locally and is full of essential nutrients to boost the fertility of soil. It helps promote vibrant...
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Keep an eye on Trees and Fences during ‘annual’ high winds – call us if you need help with a fence repair… Prune trees Prune Wisteria Prune winter-flowering shrubs that have finished flowering Prune hardy evergreen hedges, and...
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January Gardening Tips – Dig over any beds / vacant plots that have not been dug already – Repair and re-shape lawn edges – Prune trees – Plan your vegetable crop rotations for the coming season – Keep putting food...
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-Prevent ponds and outside water pipes from freezing -Prune apples and pears, acers, birches and vines -Deciduous trees and shrubs can still be planted and transplanted -Firm the ground around plants lifted by frost -Dig over ground reserved for...
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– Clear up fallen leaves – especially from lawns, ponds and beds – Raise containers onto pot feet to prevent water logging – Plant tulip bulbs for a spring display next year – Prune roses to prevent wind-rock –...
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– Collect and sow seed from perennials and hardy annuals – Net ponds before leaf fall gets underway – Keep up with watering of new plants, using rain / grey water if possible – Clean out cold frames and greenhouses so that...
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Having to replace a garden fence can be costly so it’s best to look after the one you have if it is in sound condition. Most fencing, when new, comes already treated but it’ s wise to keep that topped up throughout the years as there...
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Deadhead bedding plants and repeat-flowering perennials, to ensure continuous flowering. Check to see if the soil in your containers and hanging baskets is damp, if not water accordingly. Regularly check water levels in your pond and water...
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– Place conservatory plants outside now that it is warm – Water tubs and new plants if dry – water plants early in the morning so the foliage can dry off before the summer sun sets in or when sun has gone down – Deadhead...
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