Garden fence work / fencing

Feb 9, 2019 | News

Wooden fences ( we should be a bit more specific and say wooden posts ) break quite often – unfortunately

, hence we always recommend our customers to consider concrete posts that will give many many years of “life in peace.”

We do understand however that such long term solutions are rather more expensive initially and are not always viable due to finances.

We can build or repair your fence as you request it, but we will always give our recommendations first. Final decisions is always yours.

Usually we find people request a fence work quotation only when old fence is insecure, unsafe, broken or non-existent ( blown down 😮 ) If you are in this situation, we at Tidy Gardens can surely help you ! Please do get in touch and we will visit your garden to assess your situation.

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Gardening in January 2019

Jan 17, 2019 | News

Mid of January 2019 and we are getting busy – pruning, hedge trimming, garden tidy ups, shrubs and trees removal

This week we are fully booked up – just before a forecasted cold snap expected to hit us very soon, but will it ? 😉
What’s been done and what’s still ahead of us is listed below:

- On Tuesday a garden tidy up ( trimming, strimming, mowing, green waste removal and laurel hedges cut ) – DONE
  
  You can read review of this job under this link.We did have a small incident with a strimmer and a stone – unfortunately it does happen every few years which means it won’t happen for awhile now !! 🙂

On Wednesday some fruit trees pruned and a big leilandii hedge trimming – DONE

Photos below:

On Thursday medium tree to be pruned, and quite a few medium sized budleia trees uprooted – DONE

You can read a review of the above mentioned job here

On Friday a garden tidy up including another budleia removal and privet hedge reduction – DONE

Let’s see what the next week will bring us – hopefully snow !!!

Landscaping a garden. New patio – Calcot / Reading.

Dec 10, 2018 | Landscaping

Landscaping back garden. New patio area in a garden in Calcot

Not beating about the bush let’s see what the patio area looked like before and after.

And some still photos of the same area..

Our job was to remove old decking, clear out old patio, and gravel. Install new gully and channel drains including all the connections needed.

The next stage planned for this garden by the owners is to lay artificial grass – someone else’s job as we don’t do it.
Due to the above the edges around the new patio have been left as is.

Pointing a patio