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Great Review

 Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operator Mark who covers the Bournemouth area recently did this garden tidy up for a customer.  The customer was delighted and said

 “Juliette and I have had a good look over the garden and are both really impressed with your work. The garden and borders look lovely and we can see the effort you have put in.  We now look forward to seeing the development of the garden over the coming months.”

Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance if we can help with your garden maintenance requirements.   Ed’s Operators offer a free no obligation estimate service before carrying out any work.

 

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River Ouse, Cambridgeshire

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operator Richard Weightman who covers St Ives, Cambridgeshire sent in this photograph of a garden backing onto the River Ouse.
“The work started in the spring on this garden, with cutting down the old reeds and irises on the river bank and treating moss in the lawn.”

Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance for a free estimate to help with your gardening needs.

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Help the parents are coming round!

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operators Pierre and Penny sent in these photographs and said

 “Unfortunately some students had been too busy with their studies to worry about the garden but when overseas parents planned a visit they needed some help and quick.  We were happy to oblige.  Thankfully we achieved A1 results!”

Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance if we can help with your garden maintenance requirements, we aim to offer a prompt and reliable service.

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Tools of the Trade

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operator Neil who covers the Sevenoaks area sent in this photograph of him showing his sons the tools of the trade!

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operators carry their own tools.  Please contact us for a free estimate for your gardening needs.

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Lawn repair after squirrel damage

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After

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operators Pierre and Penny sent in these before and after photographs of a lawn they recently repaired.  “The squirrels had been having a field day, digging up the lawn, making holes peeling back the turf searching for sweet chestnuts buried during the autumn.”

Ed’s operators can assist with repairs to lawns with re-seeding, turfing or just putting the jigsaw back together!  Please contact us for a free estimate.

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Garden Clearance

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During

Ed Garden Maintenance Operator Stuart recently sent in these photographs of a garden clearance in New Malden. 
Please contact Ed’s for a free estimate.

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Turfing

Ed’s Garden  Maintenance Operator Richard Weightman who covers St Ives, Cambridgeshire sent in these photographs of a recent turfing job he did for a customer.

Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance for a free estimate.

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Job Satisfaction

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operators Pierre and Penny sent in this photograph of what she feels depicts Spring with the following:-

“It started out foggy, overcast and depressing this morning but improved during the day and eventually the sun came through.  We entered this particular garden for regular maintenance and were welcomed by this wonderful sight.  To top it all this Viburnum with masses of dark green foliage and pink-tinged, white flowers filled the whole garden with it’s beautiful fragrance.  An absolute delight and joy around every corner.  Job satisfaction every time!”

Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance if you would like a free estimate for garden maintenance or to join our expanding team of Operators.

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Scarifying Lawns

Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operator Neil Collis who covers the Sevenoaks area enjoys scarifying lawns and sent in these photographs.  Neil said “as the ground starts to dry out now is the time to start thinking about lawn preparation for the summer.”   Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance for your lawn maintenance needs.

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Winter Maintenance

Tetrapanax Papyrifer Rex
Ed’s Garden Maintenance Operator Clive sent in his winter maintenance plan for one of his regular gardens.  The Musa Basjoos (Hardy Banana) are the two tubular constructions made up of chicken wire stuffed with straw and then wrapped in fleece the Tetrapanax papyrifer ‘rex’ is the thin one wrapped in fleece.  The Melianthus Major dominates the bed now that everything else barring Euphorbia pasteuri is either wrapped up, cut back or mulched with a good layer of compost.  The less hardy heavily mulched plants are Canna Durbans, Dahlia Bishop of Llandaff and Hedychium Taras.  Whilst Eupotarium rugosum ‘Chocolate’.  Rudbeckias (fulgida and goldstrum) and Helenium Moerheim beauty’s are all cut back awaiting Spring.  The annual Ricinis has been removed after the first frost, new ones will be sown in mid spring along with Tithonias.  Once we get a particularly heavy frost the Melianthus will turn to mush but is root hardy and will be cut back then.  Please contact Ed’s Garden Maintenance for your gardening needs.

Musa Basjoos – Hardy Banana
Melianthus Major