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Well we are already running into the year and we are starting to get busy and I am having members of the public asking questions about articles which is great - I am always happy to help, all you have to do is ask.
www.charlesworthgardens.com
We, at Charlesworth Gardens, have always prided ourselves on quality and honesty, which is why we have so many customers use our services repeatedly. This year we are hoping to extend ourselves a bit further with all of the services we supply but there will be more on this as we move through the year.
In the meantime, I am typing this and it is raining, but I am sure it won’t be by the time you are reading this. The rainfall is great to help the gardens, the plants and grass. But the big problem with real grass is getting it done properly in the first place. If you choose to use natural grass there is a lot more to it than putting in soil and throwing grass seed on top. I am always the first person to agree grass is wonderful in the garden especially here
in Spain where it helps create a beautiful oasis of green in a hot country. I am always willing to tell customers that if they want natural grass they can have it. But, and believe me that is a BIG but, most people severely underestimate the quantity of work and materials to make the lawn properly in the first place, the cost to install and run and water using an irrigation system, and then the ongoing maintenance charges or costs you will have. The reason I am saying this is that with almost all my customers the first words they often utter are, I want a low maintenance garden. Two words that should never be used in a sentence with natural grass. This is why I have always been a massive supporter of artificial grass, I saw the benefits even for the U.K. market many years ago, and this is why my company is a major specialist in the supply and installation of artificial grass here in Spain.
We have the largest choice of artificial grass (made in Europe) than any of our competitors, we have all the design knowledge and landscaping skills to give you exactly what you want and need from garden on the whole, not just the lawn. We are also now one of the only suppliers of striped grass. I know a few people will be wondering what I am talking about, it’s when you mow stripes into your lawn - we now have this in our product range of artificial grasses here in Spain. We are very proud that we have such a unique artificial grass product. Some may say well that won’t look right here in Spain, but that is more a personal taste. I know as a garden designer there will be many an occasion where, especially if the customer wants a neat clean cut and perfect looking lawn, this is a stunning product and I cannot wait to start using it on our sites and with our customers.
So as I said, I am not a natural grass hater, I am simply a realist who has worked with so many customers and natural grass lawns to know the only sensible option from the beginning is artificial grass here in Spain, and the global market is growing because it makes so much sense around the world. We also supply all the sports grasses for football pitches and even if you want your own golf course at home we can do all of this, and best of all compared to our competitors, we do it with all the other services you would require to make it perfect. We really are your one stop shop for anything you require in the garden.
Thanks for reading more to come soon,
For more information please give us a call on 696 283 704, send an email to
info@charlesworthgardens.com or look at our amazing web sites
www.charlesworthgardens.com,
www.floresgardencentre.com,
www.artificial-grass-spain.com.
Lee Charlesworth.
Female Focus
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