SERVICES

What services can i provide?

Advice & Consultation

Ask me about:

Disease Control - what's wrong?
Hedges, Shrubs and Trees - seasonal activities
Lawn and Garden Maintenance - what do I need? What should I do?
Pruning

Fencing

Advice & Consultation

Types of fencing I can provide:

Closeboard
Panel
Picket (round or pointed tops)

Grounds Maintenance

Advice & Consultation

Hedge Planting & Cutting

Grass cutting
Leaf clearance
Moss control on hard surfaces (e.g. patios, tennis courts and driveways)
Shrub & tree planting/control
Spraying
Strimming
Vegetation management (brambles, nettles etc.)
Weed control

Hedge Planting & Cutting

Hedge training - espalier and pleached
Planting and cutting - from field hedges to tightly groomed topiary
Precision shaping & forming

Lawn Care

Hedge Planting & Cutting

Lawn Care

Annual management programs
Aeration
Fertiliser programs
Moss, weed and disease control
Overseeding
Scarification
Top dressing

Turfing

Hedge Planting & Cutting

Lawn Care

Clearance and rotivation
Pre-turf renovation
Seeding
Turfing
Wildflower meadows
Wildlife habitat creation

All using locally sourced, high-quality turf!

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a lot of moss in my garden. What does this mean?

Moss is an indicator that something is wrong with your lawn. Poor drainage and nutrition are the main problems.

Aerating and Scarifying the surface will help keep moss at bay.

My children/pets have worn patches of my garden. What can I do?

Worn patches in your lawn caused by dogs and children playing in higher traffic areas can easily be repaired by reseeding or applying a patch of turf.

Using a high-wearing grass seed would be most effective.

I've noticed a poorer lawn quality in the shady part of my garden - why is this?

Shady areas are always a problem and usually result in a poor lawn quality, due to a lack of sunlight. This is easily fixed by removing old grass and seeding or turfing with a shade-tolerant grass seed.

Top tips for mowing your lawn

Remember never to mow your lawn too short. This will only stresses the lawn and weakens the grass plants allowing moss and weeds to take over.

Also, make sure you've sharpened your mower blades!

Top tips for looking after your lawn

Your lawn needs different nutrients in different proportions at different times of the year.

Spring (around March) - when grass begins to grow is best for scarifying

Summer - feeding your lawn is a must

Autumn - Feeding is important for the lawn to develop a strong root system ready for the following spring.