Our work
One job, photographed all the way through.
A back garden that had gone over completely — knee-high grass, nettles through the middle, ivy up the wall and over the conifers — cleared and handed back ready for a new dog to arrive. Every photograph below was taken by the client and posted to our Google profile, so it's their record of the job, not our brochure.
Before
Where the job started: knee-high grass, nettles and brambles through the middle of the plot, leaf litter banked against the wall, and the strimmer laid out ready on the patio.
The conifers before the trim: wide, shaggy and growing out over the path, with ivy running up behind them into the fence panels.
During
Ivy and bramble coming off the wall and the boundary — pulled down, cut back and stacked before it went away, rather than being pushed into a corner out of sight.
After
The same conifers taken back in and shaped — narrower, tidier, the path walkable again and the ivy stripped out from behind them.
The lawn end of the garden cut right down and cleared, so the whole plot is usable ground again. The owner's words: sorted 'ready for new dog arriving'.
The patio and brick wall with the ivy off and the seating area clear — the corner of the garden the family actually sits in, handed back ready to use.
All photographs — client's own, via our Google profile
“Had will sort our back garden ready for new dog arriving… he went above & beyond expectations with trimming trees & removing ivy all for a very reasonable price too”
mark eblett · the owner of the garden above, on Google
Other jobs in the book that we haven't got photographs of: a natural pond makeover in Muswell Hill, and a liner replacement on a pond here in Wheathampstead. Ask and we'll talk you through either.
Got one that's gone over?
Overgrown gardens are the best part of the job. Send a photo or two and we'll tell you what it takes to get it back.