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Make your Garden 

Beautiful

Services

Maintenance

  • Pruning and training shrubs and climbers

  • Planting up and maintaining pots, containers, window boxes

  • Lawn maintenance

  • Weeding and general garden tidy

  • Organic pest and disease control

  • Seasonal jobs: Mulching, leaf clearance, bulb planting

Garden Consultation and Paired Gardening

  • Garden assessment/site analysis

  • Seasonal or monthly visits to garden together in your garden

  • Consultation and advice on tools, learning resources, organic gardening

  • Sourcing new plants together

  • Tailored maintenance plan and follow up reports from paired gardening visits

Garden Design and Plant Planning

  • Planting plan designs

  • Consultation and advice for new plantings

  • Site analysis 

  • Sourcing new plants

  • Tailored maintenance plans

Helene has worked for me for many years, using her creative skills to work magic in two very different outdoor spaces. I first asked her to help with my tiny balcony in Maida Vale which she turned into a beautiful green haven with flowering baskets and hanging planters. When we moved to Greenwich we were fortunate enough to have a small garden behind our cottage. Listening to my desires for a calm space, Helene transformed it into a serene peaceful garden that is easy to maintain, sophisticated and beautiful. - Sheri, Greenwich

Jobs of the Month: May
  • Sow hardy and half-hardy annuals, harden off plants raised in glass before planting them out

  • Prune Camellias and other shrubs that have just finished flowering

  • Check for pests such as greenfly on roses, slugs and snails around pots, and manage with organic controls

  • Mow lawns regularly or…take part in ‘no mow May’ if you choose

  • Stay on top of weeding between plants and staking taller herbaceous perennials

  • Clip Bay if grown in a formal shape also start monthly clipping of Lonicera nitida hedges

  • Plant summer bedding in pots and containers if using, and plant up summer baskets

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