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Regular Maintenance
Providing all year round gardening and regular maintenance service. This will be tailored to suit your individual needs. Fortnightly visits are the most popular but weekly or monthly can also be arranged depending on the size of your garden or your budget.
Lawn CareOf course, regular grass cutting is a very important part of lawn care and is available as a regular service on its own or as part of the regular garden maintenance service. Lawn treatments can be applied at various times throughout the growing season and will be charged as extra accordingly.
Hedge TrimmingThis is normally done only a few times a year as required and is usually part of the regular maintenance package.
Pots, tubs and hanging baskets.If you are struggling to look after your hanging baskets tubs and pots we will look after them for you.Regular watering and replanting is essential to keep them looking their best all year round. Best plants for spring tubs and pots : Pansies,polyanthus and although it's too late to plant spring bulbs you can buy them ready to go from garden centres. i.e daffodils,crocuses & snowdrops.
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Recent Posts
- Welcome to our blog ! 09/03/2013
- Mosaics for your garden 09/09/2013
- Using old pots, shells etc. as cane tops 25/06/2013
- More rhubarb……and sweet cicely ! 27/05/2013
- Rhubarb rhubarb rhubarb ….. 27/05/2013
- Flower border seed mix – sowing now ! 13/05/2013
- More raised salad table- top tips ! 13/05/2013
- Whyte’s Garden Care go green ! 25/04/2013
- Know your Veg – a wee quiz! 09/03/2013
- Early potatoes in a container 06/03/2013
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Category Archives: News
Welcome to our blog !
This is where we will keep you up to date with what to plant in your veg patch, and even some seasonal recipes that you can make with the lovely veggies that you grow !
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Mosaics for your garden
Areas of the garden can be enhanced by the addition of an eye catching feature which can provide a much needed focal point no matter what size your garden is. Mosaics in the garden can be any size, 3d free standing, … Continue reading
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Using old pots, shells etc. as cane tops
Use old terracotta pots, shells and any other suitable objects as cane tops in the garden to add an interesting decorative touch to your borders.
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More rhubarb……and sweet cicely !
Try planting some sweet cicely beside your rhubarb or somewhere in your herb garden. The leaf has a sweet aniseed flavour. A few of chopped leaves stewed with the rhubarb adds an interesting flavour and can even reduce the amount … Continue reading
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Rhubarb rhubarb rhubarb …..
Image (c) Helen Whyte Grow in an open position which gets plenty of sun. It prefers fertile and well drained soil. Harvest the stems in summer : twist the stems off at the base and try to avoid breaking them. … Continue reading
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Flower border seed mix – sowing now !
We are now sowing “flower border seed mix” which will provide a display of annual summer flowers for very little money. This is a great idea if you have a big empty border which you want to fill up. This … Continue reading
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More raised salad table- top tips !
Use a blend of multipurpose compost and topsoil. Line the table with landscape fabric as this helps to retain water Use mixture of lettuce packs for variety. We have planted in rows using green and red lettuce. You can grow … Continue reading
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Whyte’s Garden Care go green !
This year will see the end of petrol power tools for whytes gardencare as we make the decision to go all electric with the use of cordless power tools. This has been made possible with the vast improvement in rechargeable … Continue reading
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Early potatoes in a container
Try planting some early potatoes in a large container or bag ( you can buy these from the garden centre ) These should produce some lovely new potatoes for you to enjoy in a few months time Make sure you … Continue reading
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