March is that month when we finally start to shake off winter when those brave early flowers make an appearance. Snowdrop, followed by crocus and then the main act, the riot of yellow that is daffodils. Who doesn’t get excited when the daffodils bloom? So it’s time to get outside and tackle these things to … Read more
November is when we know winter has arrived. A nice day comes at the price of frosty morning. The leaves are nearly all gone and darkness falls early. So cheer yourself up by getting out in the garden and getting close to the soil. Here are key garden jobs in November: 1. Leaf Clearance and … Read more
October is when we know that autumn is here. The leaves are turning and the weather is colder. Winter is not far off. Here are some jobs that can be done when gardening in October:
Have you ever looked up at a tree surgeon working high up in a tree? Well here’s what it looks like looking down. This why our tree surgeons are fully qualified and insured. A lot can go wrong up there and we do all we can to make sure everyone is safe. Reducing or felling … Read more
Summer is finally here. June brought had its moments. Wimbledon attracts rain like a magnet but here we are in July and English gardens are in full bloom. Just take a moment to survey the vibrant display of flowers, lush greenery, and thriving vegetable patch. This is what it’s all about. How can you keep … Read more
There were probably some beautiful days in May, but June is when the summer really arrives in an English garden. Warmer temperatures and longer days encourage you to get out and enjoy the lush growth and greenness. June is ideal for planting summer annuals like marigolds, petunias, and begonias. It’s also a good time to … Read more
In April, it finally feels like spring is starting to happen. The grass begins to grow, blossom appears, and leaves appear on trees that have been bare all winter. April is a month of anticipation and activity in the garden. So what are the jobs for April in the garden? Soil preparation is an important … Read more
Your garden in March is shaking off its winter sleep. It’s a time of transition, when the garden begins to shake off the chill of winter and embrace the promise of spring. With longer days and warmer temperatures, March presents a wealth of opportunities for gardeners to prepare for the warm season ahead. The primary … Read more
We were recently called to inspect this tree in Horsted Keynes. The owner was concerned about it. Due to the extreme amounts of rainfall we have been experiencing, rain puddles have collected in several of the unions of its branches. This water had seeped into the inner trunk and over time, had caused the wood to … Read more
Happy New Year! Wishing you a great time in your garden in 2024. The garden in January is resting and rejuvenating ready for the upcoming spring. However, there are still plenty of tasks for gardeners. So put on the boots and gloves and get out into the garden in January. While the garden may seem … Read more