Jill C. Ascot, August 2013

Oct 12, 2013

I have been very pleased with the work undertaken by Paul. It is a relief to finally find a gardener who is diligent, committed & reliable.
Paul always turns up when expected and just gets on with the job in hand. It is important that you discuss your needs & requirements with Paul ideally ahead of his visit so that he is able to work without any delay.
Also this makes sure that you understand how much the work will cost and how long it will take.
Paul is very knowledgeable regarding plants & trees but if you have specific wishes then I would suggest you make sure Paul has your specific instructions.
I am very happy with Paul’s garden services.

Jill C. Ascot, August 2013

Pauline O. Tilehurst, August 2013

Oct 12, 2013

Just to confirm that we employed gardener – Paul to do some work for us a while ago. The garden was
quite overgrown and unkempt.
This is to confirm that he was hardworking, did a good tidy job, and worked longer than was arranged in order to get the job done to our satisfaction. Would have no quarms about recommending him to anyone else.

Pauline O. Tilehurst, August 2013

Garden pond area clear up

Oct 12, 2013 | News

Garden in Caversham.

At the back there was a garden pond with lots of plants and wildlife..

Wildlife included a bumblebee hive which caused a bit of trouble and had to be moved.
All that area was just too wild so the idea was to clear it up
Before and after photos below.

Hedge work – Lower Earley

Oct 12, 2013 | News

Front garden in Lower Earley. Cotoneaster along the brick wall taken over by some wild roses, brambles and other thorny foes

Hedge work: Few of cotoneasters had to be removed ( right hand side ), some had been given a chance to survive..

Back garden in the same house.

Another cotoneaster in an awful state. Covered in weeds, brambles etc.. Customers wished for it to be removed and site cleared for a fruit tree.

Another part of this garden has been cleared. Pictures here

Tree reduction – firethorn

Oct 12, 2013 | News

Residents complained about that tree which has outgrown its space in this tiny front terraced house garden.
Tree reduction done

Lawn scarification – Mortimer

Oct 12, 2013 | News

Lawn scarification. Total of 280 m2 of lawn to restore / scarify / fertilize / overseed

Two stripes of turf at the front after they have been damaged by the builders heavy trucks had to be removed, soil added, levelled and reseeded.

You probably wouldn’t believe the amount of moss that scarification pulls out. Have a look at one of the pictures which shows a compost heap which was empty before we started.

This compact moss/debris is really heavy so if you are planning to

scarify yourself then I hope you are a real grafter !