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Lush Gardens & Landscaping Whether it’s repairing and maintaining lawns, weeding, spraying, trimming trees or creating garden paths, we work hard to deliver the results you're after.

Put simply, there’s not a lot in the garden that we can’t do.

The polytunnel at home is slowly but surely filling up! Lots of seeds have just been planted, and the plants we propagat...
24/08/2026

The polytunnel at home is slowly but surely filling up! Lots of seeds have just been planted, and the plants we propagated earlier in the year are coming along nicely. Looking forward to seeing everything making its way into the garden very soon.

The first signs of spring are beginning to show in the garden at home. A little early-season colour is starting to appea...
17/08/2026

The first signs of spring are beginning to show in the garden at home. A little early-season colour is starting to appear, and it’s lovely to see the garden slowly waking up after winter.

Now’s the time to start thinking about getting those spring garden jobs booked in. With spring just around the corner, o...
10/08/2026

Now’s the time to start thinking about getting those spring garden jobs booked in.

With spring just around the corner, our schedule is starting to fill up. If your garden is in need of some attention after winter, now is a good time to get in touch and secure your spot for the season ahead.

Midsummer in the garden at home. Counting down the days until the warmer months are with us again!
26/07/2026

Midsummer in the garden at home. Counting down the days until the warmer months are with us again!

A little winter reminder for your Limelight hydrangeas. As tempting as it might be to cut them back now, it’s worth wait...
20/07/2026

A little winter reminder for your Limelight hydrangeas.

As tempting as it might be to cut them back now, it’s worth waiting until late winter or early spring. Limelight hydrangeas flower on new season’s growth, so delaying pruning helps reduce the risk of tender new shoots being damaged by late frosts.

For now, leave the spent flower heads in place to add structure and interest to the winter garden.

It’s hard to believe we’re only 7 weeks away from spring!While the gardens are still enjoying their winter rest, we’re b...
13/07/2026

It’s hard to believe we’re only 7 weeks away from spring!

While the gardens are still enjoying their winter rest, we’re busy getting through the jobs that set them up for a successful season ahead. Pruning, weeding, mulching and cutting back now gives gardens the best possible start before the burst of spring growth begins.

The winter ‘shoe’ lineup at home.
06/07/2026

The winter ‘shoe’ lineup at home.

Reminder - winter is the perfect time to plant roses.With the plants dormant and the soil still holding warmth, roses ca...
29/06/2026

Reminder - winter is the perfect time to plant roses.

With the plants dormant and the soil still holding warmth, roses can focus on establishing strong root systems before spring arrives. A little effort now means healthier plants, stronger growth, and an abundance of flowers in the seasons ahead.

Spring is one of the most important seasons in the gardening calendar. As soil temperatures begin to rise and plants eme...
21/06/2026

Spring is one of the most important seasons in the gardening calendar. As soil temperatures begin to rise and plants emerge from winter dormancy, the work carried out now sets the foundation for the months ahead.

Tackling key maintenance tasks in early spring helps plants establish strong growth, improves the overall health and appearance of the garden, and reduces the amount of work required during the busy summer season. From rejuvenating tired perennials to mulching beds and tidying hedges, investing time in the garden now will be rewarded with healthier plants, better flowering, and a more resilient landscape throughout the year.

Swipe for spring jobs.

Two plants that punch well above their weight in the garden. Penstemon ‘Garnet’ and Geranium ‘Pearl Boland’ provide mont...
17/06/2026

Two plants that punch well above their weight in the garden. Penstemon ‘Garnet’ and Geranium ‘Pearl Boland’ provide months of colour from late spring through to autumn and continue to be valuable features through the cooler months. Their semi-evergreen foliage helps maintain structure and interest in the garden long after the flowers have faded.

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