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The pride and joy of any home - our gardens are the tranquil spaces we love and enjoy. Whether you’re meditating outside with a cup of tea in your hands, or playing ball with your child, gardens are the areas in our homes which require thorough attention if you want them to look good throughout the year. Regular maintenance is therefore a must, as is mowing, pruning, hedging and trimming. But these tasks aren’t always simple or easy. Sometimes, an expert's advice is what’s needed to get your lovely garden looking its best. That’s why we’ve created our series of blogs on garden maintenance - to help you make the most of your garden in a cost-effective way.
“So whose hedge is that? If it's mine should I trim the whole row on both sides or do I share the responsibility with my neighbour?” Tricky enough questions that are asked every so often (you're not the only one, trust us). (more…)
Every piece of land is a canvas of possibilities. To transform it into a beautiful garden that expresses your home individuality, your best bet will be to choose a landscaping service. We can’t be more excited when a garden makeover project is coming around. Why? Because landscaping allows for nur
If you're reading this, you're probably as familiar with cats as they are with your garden. It’s the same story every time. (more…)
The grass always seems greener on the other side. You can always turn the tables with the right type of turf in your garden, but which one is better - real turf or fake grass? We offer you a complete review of both real grass and its artificial counterpart. It will help you decide which is a bett
Here's a scenario for you: you kind of enjoy privacy, but your property is on a slope and that garden fence is not exactly covering your secret backyard deeds... (more…)
Have you always wanted a garden, but were discouraged by the lack of time or by the Herculean efforts that often go into creating one? Or maybe you’ve rented a property with a garden, are tasked with looking after one, or are completely new to the world of gardening? If anything above sounds fami
