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Mature gardens typically have a variety of perennial plants, deep-rooted bushes and large trees that require care and attention over the course of the year. While they are often beautiful to look at, mature gardens often require a significant investment of time to maintain them in such a way that will ensure plants and trees remain healthy and looking their best. We started this blog to share what we feel are the best tips for maintaining a mature garden without giving up all your free time or spending a lot of money on gardening equipment. Our posts cover a variety of topics, such as how and when to prune fruit trees and why mulching flower beds can save you time and work during the summer months. We hope you enjoy our blog.

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4 Reasons to Choose a Corded Lawn Mower Over Cordless
17 March 2023

Electric lawnmowers are ideal for residential use, …

3 Options For Weed Control In Your Garden
7 December 2022

Whether you're a keen gardener or just enjoy sitti …

Why You Should Consider Installing the Same Turf Your Neighbours Are Installing
15 July 2022

If you live in a neighbourhood and talk to your ne …

How an Excavator Can Help You Achieve Your Grand Landscaping Plans
18 March 2022

When some people think of a landscaping project, t …

What Sort Of Soil Does Your Backyard Need?
29 November 2021

Most of the time, people don't give a second thoug …

4 Reasons to Choose a Corded Lawn Mower Over Cordless

17 March 2023
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Electric lawnmowers are ideal for residential use, but many homeowners struggle to decide between cordless mowers and corded mowers. While cordless mowers run from battery packs, corded mowers are plugged into an outlet. While they both offer their own benefits and drawbacks, many homeowners will find that corded mowers are the best fit for their needs. Here are just four reasons why. 1. Constant Power Supply Probably the most compelling reason to choose a corded mower over a cordless mower is that you're never going to run out of power. Read More

3 Options For Weed Control In Your Garden

7 December 2022
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Whether you're a keen gardener or just enjoy sitting out in your garden on a nice day, you'll know that keeping on top of weeds can be a really time-consuming chore. Spraying weed killer is one option for keeping your garden weeds under control, but if you're not a fan of using chemicals in your garden, there are other options. Here are three weed control options for you to consider: Read More

Why You Should Consider Installing the Same Turf Your Neighbours Are Installing

15 July 2022
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If you live in a neighbourhood and talk to your neighbours regularly, you might have an idea of the different household and landscaping projects that they are working on. One of your neighbours might have let you know that they are planning on installing turf in their yard. If so, this might be something you should think about doing to your yard, too. In fact, you may want to consider having the same type of turf installed for the following reasons: Read More

How an Excavator Can Help You Achieve Your Grand Landscaping Plans

18 March 2022
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When some people think of a landscaping project, they may imagine some precise, manual work required to lay new flowerbeds, re-sod lawn or add finishing touches here and there. Yet, you may have much grander plans as you have a very large and undulating plot of land available. With such a blank canvas, you can afford to think big, but if you do have grand plans, you may have to bring in some heavy-duty machinery to help you prepare. Read More

What Sort Of Soil Does Your Backyard Need?

29 November 2021
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Most of the time, people don't give a second thought to the soil in their backyard. It is only when you need to solve a problem that has sprung up that many people even realise that there is more than one type of soil out there. Depending on the issue that you have, there is a whole range of soil supplies that you could go with, but knowing which one to pick is a bit of a challenge. Read More

Tips For Maintaining Mature Gardens