Posts Tagged: tree management

Get ready to celebrate!

With Christmas less than 2 weeks away we are getting ready to celebrate!  Although what form our Christmas celebrations might take are changing with the advice from the government. What we are getting ready to celebrate is the Platinum Jubilee of our Queen next year. The Queens Green Canopy One of the main ways the… Read more »

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Back to ..

Nearing the end of August, we feel it is ‘Back To’ time.   Back to school, back to work, back to some form of normal.  Although 2020 cannot be called normal by any stretch of the imagination. In our gardens the flowers, fruits and weeds are all flourishing.  Some may be getting to the end of… Read more »

Beautiful, low maintenance

Is your garden beautiful and low maintenance?  Many people believe the choice is one or the other, beautiful and high maintenance or low maintenance and boring.  It doesn’t have to be this way! Good garden design, suitable plants and hard landscaping can create a beautiful, low maintenance garden.  Using shrubs and perennials means your space… Read more »

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Managing evergreens

An evergreen tree or shrub in your garden gives colour all year round. However, some are easier to manage than others. Recently we were called to a customer near Warwick who had tried to prune back some overgrown pencil Juniper trees. Usually these grow straight, tall and narrow like an arrow pointing towards the sky…. Read more »

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Are trees forecasting a drier summer in 2014 ?

Are you predicting a barbeque summer?  It looks like the Warwickshire trees are doing just that.  There are some who watch nature to predict the summer forecast months ahead.  One way is remembering some of the old sayings, such as the one below.  According to the rhyme by keeping an eye on the ash and… Read more »