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With just over a week to go to Christmas are you searching for last minute gifts? Here at Chopwell, this time of year is so busy with tidying up after storms and our scheduled work, that Christmas present shopping can be very last minute. Here is our last minute gift guide! Green Virtual Presents With… Read more »
Look out, what do you see? Colour from your window or just the dull browns and greens of a winter garden? Winter doesn’t mean dull and boring. There are plants to provide winter interest and early spring bulbs are all in flower now. Here at Chopwell, we love to see what our clients have in… Read more »
Back in Lockdown, confined to home, how to encourage winter wildlife into your garden? It is easy to think everything is dormant in winter, wildlife is taking a break. But looking out of a window for a few minutes shows birds flying across the sky. Listening to nature, as well as birdsong you may hear… Read more »
Merry (Green) Christmas from all of us at Chopwell!! We hope you have a lovely break and are able to enjoy it, even though it may be a very different Christmas to other years. We are hoping for a Green Christmas, with the environment getting higher on the agenda, Christmas is a great time to… Read more »
Happy 2017 to you all! I hope you had a great Christmas and you are making plans for your garden in 2017! January is often called the ‘dark month’, and I think this applies to gardens and outside spaces in particular. It is a real effort to get out there and actually there is not much… Read more »
What do you want as your Christmas Present? It’s the question that fills us with dread as we never know what to say. Christmas Presents are not traditionally plants for the garden, yet some winter flowering shrubs and small trees can add focus and interest to the otherwise dormant outside space. There are a number… Read more »
Happy 2015 to you all! I hope you finished 2014 well, and you are all ready for 2015. January is often called the ‘dark month’, and I think this applies to gardens and outside spaces in particular. It is a real effort to get out there and actually there is not much you can do… Read more »
