seasonal tidy-ups
One visit, timed to when the garden needs it — spring, late summer, or once the leaves are down. Growth cut back, ground cleared, everything carried away.
ahead of the cold
A late-season tidy-up takes the weight off the garden before winter: leaves raked off lawn and paving, spent growth cut back, and the beds left clear for the cold months.
- Leaves and fallen debris raked off lawn and paving.
- Herbaceous growth cut back once it has died down.
- Beds cleared and edged so they hold their shape.
- Everything sacked and removed.
edges put back
A tidy-up is also where the garden's edges are re-cut. A straight edge between lawn and border does more for how a garden reads than anything else done in a day.
- Straight edges cut between lawn and border.
- Weeds and self-seeders lifted out of the bed.
- Low shrubs trimmed back inside their own space.
- Clippings removed from site.
book the tidy-up before the season turns
Tell us which month suits you and what you want cleared.