Prompt Reliable Efficient
Ed’s Garden Maintenance helps Ricky Clark from www.EnvironPestControl.co.uk by clearing a garden towering with brambles for a documentary he is making for the BBC. (Should be aired at 8pm on BBC1 on 13 July 2009). “I was very impressed with the way Ed’s works and that they were able to deliver the work at such short notice and for such a reasonable price. I’ve already asked if they will help me out on one of my other projects.” Ricky Clark – Environ Pest Control.
Ed’s Operators being trained in Apple tree pruning. – Each month our operators meet together to share ideas and improve their gardening knowledge.
This February some of our Operators have found themselves removing snow and ice off driveways and walkways and applying grit and sand.
Ed’s Winter Olympics. All Ed’s Operator were invited to Austria to attend our annual training. On the last day we had a evening sledge race down the mountain.
Eds expands its coverage with new operators covering Worcester Park, Guildford, Redhill, Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath, and Brighton
Eds Operators’ deliver over £250k of gardening services reaching a new target ahead of expectations and are taken on a boat trip on the Thames with their families.
Ed asks PR company ‘Hothouse Communciations’ to speak to our Operators and see how they are getting on.
Lindsay Carver opens an Eds branch in Bristol and surrounding area.
Eds Operators deliver over £100k of gardening services and are taken out for a curry by Ed.
– Ed’s operators take part in 10k fun run to raise funds for an organic future –
Thames Ditton, UK – 21st April 2008. A team from Ed’s Garden Maintenance, a provider of prompt, reliable andefficient services to maintain gardens, has pulled on their wellies and run 10k, raising £225 for the UK’s leading organic growing charity, Garden Organic.
Edward Mauleverer, of Thames Ditton, and four of his colleagues joined hundreds of runners and walkers at Shalford Park, Guildford, to take part in the 10K trek on the morning of Sunday 20 April 2008.
The Ed’S team took part in the fun run to kick-off a week long series of fundraising activities supporting National Welly Week, which begins today. Garden Organic launched Welly Week five years ago aiming to raise funds to help educate and inspire people about organic gardening, farming and food for a sustainable future for ourselves, our children, our environment and our planet.
Garden Organic which is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2008, is specifically raising funds to help maintain its world class organic demonstration gardens and to support the vital work of its Heritage Seed Library, which preserves over 800 varieties of vegetables under threat of extinction. It is also intending to widen its education programmes to help more children learn about food and organic growing, and enable growers worldwide to adopt organic methods through its international development programmes.
Edward Mauleverer, founder of Ed’S Garden Maintenance says, “Working in wellington boots is one thing, but running in them is certainly another! At Ed’S, we are often required to provide our customers with the work needed to set the foundations for organic growing, whether we’re turning top soil on allotments or advising on compost facilities. So we’re delighted to be supporting the really important contribution Garden Organic makes to encouraging a sustainable future.”
Fund-raiser at Garden Organic, Liz Fredericks, says “We’re delighted that Ed’S were so keen to jump into their wellies outside of their working hours to raise money for Garden Organic. We launched Welly Week to remind people that being outdoors is fun and rewarding and that growing organically is important for the future of our children and the planet. We would like to thank Edward and the team for their support.”