If you love to lounge in the garden in the spring and summer, watch the kids play, listen to the birds and soak up some sun (with SPF on, of course!) but don’t love the maintenance that gardening requires… and you’re on the fence about hiring some gardening professionals, this is for you!

Fuss-free

Professional gardeners and tree lopping services are used to get the garden in shape and leave it spotless. They care about the standard of work they produce and give their customers a fuss-free and mess-free experience.

All you’ll need to do is ensure they have access to the garden at their allotted time and get on with other things. Simple!

Big jobs

Some people love nothing more than heaving weeds out of the ground and the satisfaction it gives when the borders are cleaned up. But those big jobs like removing moss from between paving stones, trimming spider-filled ivy, or getting rid of pests can be an effort to do.

Hiring a gardener to do the jobs you hate means you can keep doing the stuff you love and hand over the things you don’t – a harmonious way to care for your garden space.

Inspiration

A garden that looks a little bare or lacking in some love can be tough to navigate. Professional gardeners and landscapers can help you create something you will love for years. Anything from raised beds to herb gardens or something unique to you. Working with a gardener will give you something you can watch develop and grow (quite literally) over time.

Tidy

While picking up kids’ toys and general tidying will be your department, all of the more extensive garden clean-ups will be done by your gardener. Every time your gardener leaves, you will notice the bushes have been trimmed, the beds are neat, the soil is turned, the lawns are looking fresh, and everything is clean and tidy.

Details

Professional gardeners will look at all of the little details that will give them an indicator of the health of the garden, what jobs will need to be done, things that need to be changed – and how you can make improvements to the space too. Often these more minor details are missed by gardening enthusiasts.

It’s the details, like the balance of the nutrients in the soil, that will help specific types of plants to grow—or noticing a particular shape of the bite out of a leaf and knowing how to treat the plants before they get infested.

Danger!

While most jobs in the garden aren’t too dangerous, there are a few that are best left to the professionals. Lopping off branches, pulling down ivy and other invasive (but beautiful) plants, and dealing with rose bushes are all jobs that could leave you with an injury.

Gardening professionals can help keep your garden looking and feeling great and relieve the stress of needing to do it yourself.

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