From overgrown to under control
Gardens get away from everyone: a wet spring, a busy summer, or a new house that comes with a neglected garden. A one-off tidy-up gets it back in shape as a single job. That usually means cutting long grass down and mowing it, strimming the edges and corners, cutting back hedges and shrubs that have spread over paths, and leaving the lawn, paths and borders neat. The before and after above is a back lawn after one of Matt's visits.
"My two overgrown lawns were today given a lovely cut and tidy up by Matt. Very respectful, friendly and knowledgable gardener." — Paul Brown, via Facebook
Then keep it that way
Once the garden is tidy, regular garden care keeps it there, or you can simply book another tidy-up when it needs one. Tell Matt what the garden is like, a few words on the grass, hedges and borders, and he'll quote for the job.
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