GARDEING


Lady Emma Hamilton Rose


Valeside Tree Care


Blackberries


come to start thinking about the great garden tidy up, of getting rid of unwanted debris from the garden, perhaps filling a few gaps in the border with jewel bright tall perennials and of considering what bulbs to plant for next year. A rainbow assortment of ornamental bulbs are now flooding the nurseries and are also available at local shows.


For the kitchen garden, chose bulbs of onion, spring onion and shallot planting them now along with a variety of winter vegetables once the ground has been cleared of summer crops and thoroughly prepared. Remember to cover less resilient crops such as peas and broad beans with fleece perhaps stretched over hoops if bad weather is imminent.


• Tree removal • Crown reductions-lifting-thinning • Deadwood removal • Stump grinding • Hedge cutting • Garden maintenance • Log Sales


City + Guilds qualified Fully insured


No job too big or small


We are based in Ravenfield covering all areas of South Yorkshire


Office:


Scarlet Emperor Runner Beans


01709 533697 Ged:


07775 644 983 Joe:


07717 530 590 PRICES FROM £15* PER TREATMENT


YOUR LAWN NEEDS YOUR HELP


*Based on a lawn size up to 40m2


Now is the time to start conditioning your lawn to get the best results in the upcoming months


A little investment now will pay dividends in the near future!


Following this year’s hot and dry summer, your lawn really needs help to fully recover. It could now be suffering with high levels of compaction and thatch, which will encourage moss development. To tackle these problems, you need these essential treatments:


Essentials


Nutragreen® Moss Control


What you need to do:


Our seasonal treatments start from just £15*. The exceptional weather conditions have led to high demand; to avoid disappointment, we are advising that you book your treatments early.


Simply call 01709 813223 or email worksop@greenthumb.co.uk


aroundtownmagazine.co.uk 71 3 & 4 treatments Aeration


Free Quotes


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