Daily Mail finds out about an Ed’s garden Maintenance Business Opportunity

Garden Franchise Section of Daily Mail 16 August 2012

Gardening and outdoor franchises can turn your love of the open air into a business.

“You could start a gardening business on your own, but a franchise is likely to be less risky”, says Sarah Whaley, who invested in an Ed’s Garden Maintenance franchise six years ago.

” I was working in sales, but, I wanted my own business,” sayes Sarah, from London.

‘I decided the franchise would be a good start because I had no business experience and Ed’s provided training, support, group marketing help and a known brand from day one,” she sayes.
Sarah, now 29, has grown her business to 45 regular customers and she employs three staff.

Ed Mauleverer, founder of Ed’s sayes:”Anyone can start a gardening service, but a franchise gives you a welcome helping hand.”

“You get the marketing and business know-how to turn it into a professional business that returns a good income rather than living hand to mouth. Investment is £10,000 plus van and equipment.

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