The Country Landscapes project Blog highlights a selection of our work.  We're always pretty busy and don't have time to put all our recent projects online, however, please give us a ring and we'll be happy to show you our latest work! 

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Posted : 24.5.2018

A great looking lawn is no accident!

Much of the hard work is done in the Autumn and Winter!

When it's done right, this is the result.....

Looking after lawns is not just about regular mowing -  seasonal scarification, vertidraining / spiking, moss and fertiliser treatments are all critically important.

Perfect timing of operations will also ensure the sward is at is best in the growing season.  It's a bit late (but better than nothing) to start watering when the lawn has already started to get scorched and die off.....

Scarification will remove a lot of the thatch and moss....click on thumbnail below to see what comes out!

If your lawn's not looking great or is full of moss and thatch, please feel free to call our fully qualified green-keepers for a free consultation and quotation!

Posted : 19.5.2018

Good news - our Customer Feedback ratings received for May 2018 are up from 4.6 previously to 4.7 out of 5.

Click on the table for more details!

Posted : 19.5.2018

Lee & Anita both attended Pesticide Training Courses PA2 last month for use of our new highway legal tractor mounted boom sprayer.  This allows us to spray larger areas and grounds including weed control in fields and paddocks.  It also allows us to get around larger sites quickly, spot treating weeds in hard surfaces paving and highways.

Our ride on machinery includes diesel powered mower which is ideal for cutting large lawn areas and sports areas such as football pitches.

Posted : 2.2.2018

We've undertaken lots of varied work this winter from high level weed removal on buildings to tree felling and lots of lawn scarification and seeding.

Posted : 20.11.2016

This day in 2010 - the Malton Avenue Community Project (towards the bottom of this blog) and the "Masterclasses" were well underway - showing what can be achieved by encouraging the local community to take ownership!