What does your garden need, month by month?

Formative and rejuvenation pruning of deciduous trees and shrubs while they are dormant.

We cover frost-sensitive plants and protect against cold and wind.

On days when the ground isn’t frozen we carry on planting trees and shrubs.

We clear the last leaves and leave the grounds tidy for winter.

Formative and rejuvenation pruning of deciduous trees and shrubs while they are dormant.

We cover frost-sensitive plants and protect against cold and wind.

At the end of winter, before bud break, we apply protective spraying.

On days when the ground isn’t frozen we carry on planting trees and shrubs.

We clear winter weeds as needed.

We give plants a spring feed as they enter the growing season.

We finish spring planting before the heat arrives.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We overseed areas that thinned over winter and finish renovation.

We mulch beds before summer to hold soil moisture.

We start up the system and check valves, drippers and sprinklers.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

We finish the last winter pruning before the buds break.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We overseed areas that thinned over winter and finish renovation.

We start up the system and check valves, drippers and sprinklers.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

We give plants a spring feed as they enter the growing season.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

We mulch beds before summer to hold soil moisture.

We refresh beds with seasonal flowers that bloom all summer.

As it warms up we start watering and increase the frequency step by step.

After the first flush of growth we shape hedges and topiary.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

After the first flush of growth we shape hedges and topiary.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

We refresh beds with seasonal flowers that bloom all summer.

As it warms up we start watering and increase the frequency step by step.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We trim summer growth to keep hedges neat, avoiding the hottest hours.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

We trim summer growth to keep hedges neat, avoiding the hottest hours.

A mid-season check clears blocked drippers and fixes leaks.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We trim summer growth to keep hedges neat, avoiding the hottest hours.

As growth slows we mow less often and make the last cuts of the season.

The best time to renovate and overseed lawns: warm soil, cool air.

Once the rains start we cut back watering and avoid wasting water.

We apply an autumn feed that prepares the roots for winter.

We give hedges their last shaping before winter.

We clear the weeds that come up with the autumn rains before winter.

An end-of-season check removes diseased leaves and branches.

We apply an autumn feed that prepares the roots for winter.

We plant winter bedding such as pansies that last through the cold months.

As growth slows we mow less often and make the last cuts of the season.

The best time to renovate and overseed lawns: warm soil, cool air.

The best time to plant trees and shrubs; roots establish before winter.

We clear fallen leaves regularly so they don’t smother the lawn.

Once the rains start we cut back watering and avoid wasting water.

We give hedges their last shaping before winter.

We clear the weeds that come up with the autumn rains before winter.

We prepare the system for winter, switch off the schedule and drain the pipes.

The best time to plant trees and shrubs; roots establish before winter.

We prepare the system for winter, switch off the schedule and drain the pipes.

We clear fallen leaves regularly so they don’t smother the lawn.

We add mulch before winter to protect roots from the cold.

We plant winter bedding such as pansies that last through the cold months.

As growth slows we mow less often and make the last cuts of the season.

After leaf fall we start winter pruning and remove dead wood.

We get covers and protection ready for frost-sensitive plants.

We clear the last leaves and leave the grounds tidy for winter.

We cover frost-sensitive plants and protect against cold and wind.

Formative and rejuvenation pruning of deciduous trees and shrubs while they are dormant.

On days when the ground isn’t frozen we carry on planting trees and shrubs.

Formative and rejuvenation pruning of deciduous trees and shrubs while they are dormant.

On days when the ground isn’t frozen we carry on planting trees and shrubs.

We give lawns that keep growing through winter a light cut when needed.

We clear winter weeds as needed.

At the end of winter, before bud break, we apply protective spraying.

We clear the last leaves and leave the grounds tidy for winter.

We cover frost-sensitive plants and protect against cold and wind.

We give plants a spring feed as they enter the growing season.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

We finish the last winter pruning before the buds break.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

We finish spring planting before the heat arrives.

We start up the system and check valves, drippers and sprinklers.

We cover frost-sensitive plants and protect against cold and wind.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We start up the system and check valves, drippers and sprinklers.

We give plants a spring feed as they enter the growing season.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

We overseed areas that thinned over winter and finish renovation.

We mulch beds before summer to hold soil moisture.

We refresh beds with seasonal flowers that bloom all summer.

As it warms up we start watering and increase the frequency step by step.

After the first flush of growth we shape hedges and topiary.

We finish spring planting before the heat arrives.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

After the first flush of growth we shape hedges and topiary.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

We mulch beds before summer to hold soil moisture.

As it warms up we start watering and increase the frequency step by step.

We refresh beds with seasonal flowers that bloom all summer.

We overseed areas that thinned over winter and finish renovation.

As growth picks up we start mowing and lower the height gradually.

As it warms up we start watering and increase the frequency step by step.

We catch aphids and fungal diseases early on new growth.

After the first flush of growth we shape hedges and topiary.

Weeds come up fastest now, so we clear lawns and beds frequently.

We mulch beds before summer to hold soil moisture.

We refresh beds with seasonal flowers that bloom all summer.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We trim summer growth to keep hedges neat, avoiding the hottest hours.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

A mid-season check clears blocked drippers and fixes leaks.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

We mow regularly and leave the grass a little longer so the heat doesn’t stress it.

We water early in the morning or in the evening and step it up during heatwaves.

We trim summer growth to keep hedges neat, avoiding the hottest hours.

We keep beds and paving joints clear of weeds.

In hot, dry weather we keep a close eye on mites, scale and other pests.

We overseed areas that thinned over winter and finish renovation.

As growth slows we mow less often and make the last cuts of the season.

We apply an autumn feed that prepares the roots for winter.

The best time to renovate and overseed lawns: warm soil, cool air.

Once the rains start we cut back watering and avoid wasting water.

We give hedges their last shaping before winter.

We clear the weeds that come up with the autumn rains before winter.

An end-of-season check removes diseased leaves and branches.

The best time to plant trees and shrubs; roots establish before winter.

We plant winter bedding such as pansies that last through the cold months.

We clear fallen leaves regularly so they don’t smother the lawn.

The best time to plant trees and shrubs; roots establish before winter.

We plant winter bedding such as pansies that last through the cold months.

As growth slows we mow less often and make the last cuts of the season.

We apply an autumn feed that prepares the roots for winter.

The best time to renovate and overseed lawns: warm soil, cool air.

We clear fallen leaves regularly so they don’t smother the lawn.

Once the rains start we cut back watering and avoid wasting water.

After leaf fall we start winter pruning and remove dead wood.

We give hedges their last shaping before winter.

We clear the weeds that come up with the autumn rains before winter.

We add mulch before winter to protect roots from the cold.

We prepare the system for winter, switch off the schedule and drain the pipes.

Formative and rejuvenation pruning of deciduous trees and shrubs while they are dormant.

On days when the ground isn’t frozen we carry on planting trees and shrubs.

We clear the last leaves and leave the grounds tidy for winter.

We prepare the system for winter, switch off the schedule and drain the pipes.

We give lawns that keep growing through winter a light cut when needed.

We clear winter weeds as needed.

We look after winter bedding and fill any gaps.

We cover frost-sensitive plants and protect against cold and wind.