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.
Residents complained about that tree which has outgrown its space in this tiny front terraced house garden.
Tree reduction done
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 !
front garden being scarified
front garden scarified and raked
back garden scarified
back garden scarified and raked
close up shoot on what is coming out of lawn
back garden scarified
moss and thatch from 280 m2
moss and thatch from 280 m2
scarification, fertilizer applied, seeded - done
final product - scarified overseeded and fertilized
Trimmed and height reduced by about 0.5m
The biggest challenge ? How to shift it without touching it !
Pyracantha as the common name suggests bears long and very sharp thorns.
Luckily I pulled this off with no serious injuries
Quick tidy up of a very neglected front garden in need.
also a hedge trim
buddleia cut back
Paul came very promptly to quote for chopping our enormous budliea. His quote was very reasonable and he returned next day to carry out the work. Very professional, gave sound advice about other plants in the garden, did a great job and took all rubbish away. Also cleaned up very thoroughly afterwards. I would gladly have him back for more work and recommend him to friends. Thanks Paul!
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