Products & Services

We carry out a wide range of tasks from simply mowing a lawn to complete garden makeovers. If we have not mentioned your particular requirement that doesn't mean we are not able to implement it.

Below is a selection of our Products & Services:-

Hard Landscape Services

Driveway & Paving Services

Soft Landscape Services

Landscape Design Services

Tree Surgery

Hoist Hire

Maintenance Contracts

Pressure & Steam Cleaning

Commercial Services

We provide an extensive range of commercial services that provides a one-stop solution for your entire commercial landscaping and maintenance requirements - each available as flexible term contracts to suit your needs.

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RHS Gardening Tips

Lawn Tips

Rake fallen leaves off lawns before they block out light and moisture from the grass.

Grass will continue to grow in temperatures above 5°C (41°F), so if the weather remains mild it may be necessary to trim the lawn with a mower. Ensure the cut is 3-5mm higher than in summer to prevent turf stress. On average, this means a cutting height of around 4cm (1.5in).

Bedding Plants

Last chance to plant out winter bedding. You could try wallflowers, forget-me-nots, Bellis, Primula, Viola (winter pansies) and other spring bedding plants, planting them into well- prepared ground, or pots of suitable compost. Water them if no rain is forecast, using stored rain or recycled water wherever possible.

Ponds

Use pond heaters to keep ponds from freezing over, as this can be fatal for fish and other pond life. There are other precautions you can take to prevent your pond freezing over, if you do not have a heater. To make a hole in frozen ponds, hold a saucepan of hot water on the surface until melted through. Do not crack the ice, as this is harmful to fish.

Houseplants

Reduce watering and feeding of houseplants as the days shorten. Stand tropical houseplants on trays of wet gravel to counteract the drop in humidity when the central heating comes on. Grouping them together also helps to create a humid microclimate around your houseplants.

Royal Horticultural Society

For more great tips and advice please visit the offical RHS site by clicking here.