Garden Services in Turweston, Northamptonshire
Turweston sits close to the airfield, and the properties around it are mostly farmhouses, barn conversions and cottages with land attached. Wind is what shapes these gardens: it strips leaves, leans young trees and dries out anything newly planted.
Most of the work we do here is about boundaries and structure. Overgrown field hedges get worked back into shape over a season or two, long driveways get cleared of leaf litter before it kills the grass beneath, and paddock edges get cut so they can be walked again.
The work we are asked for most in Turweston
Field hedges and garden boundaries here are often years past their last cut, so we reduce them in stages rather than all at once.
Exposed boundaries take a battering from wind, and we replace strained posts and panels with timber that suits the setting.
Long drives and gravel areas need edging and drainage sorted first, before any new planting has a chance in that wind.
Every service we cover in Turweston
Turweston garden questions
Can you cut an overgrown field hedge without ruining it?
Yes. We take it back to a workable shape over one or two seasons and keep the base thick, so it stays stock-proof and useful for wildlife.
Do you deal with leaf fall on long driveways?
We clear gutters, gravel and hard standing through October and November, and keep the grass edges cut so leaves do not smother the lawn.
Is there anywhere too exposed to plant?
Windward sites near the airfield need tough shelter planting first. Anything more delicate is better once a hedge has grown enough to screen it.
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