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• Why late winter is a great time to plan ahead for your garden
  Published Tuesday 28th January 2020
  Too often we wait until the sun is shining and plants are blooming to think about how our gardens would ideally look like. We are obviously outside more often during the warmer months of the year, so we notice the garden more and start having ideas o..
• Tips on preventing soil damage during construction projects
  Published Wednesday 22nd January 2020
  Good quality soil must retain its drainage characteristics and support vegetation which enables the creation of green spaces while helping minimise the risk of flooding. As well as these obvious environmental factors, such sustainable business practi..
• Play Approved Products
  Published Wednesday 11th September 2019
  It’s vital to use materials that have been approved for use in play areas whether it’s for commercial use, a public space or private use. Our play-grade materials can easily be spread across the area you require to ensure safer play.As well as play a..
• Bark and Shingle Benefits
  Published Wednesday 21st August 2019
  Pathways and driveways require looking after. If you choose slabs or cobbles, you will still find that weeds will grow back. Also, slabs may crack. Therefore, it’s vital that you maintain your paths and driveways and even replace them when necessary...
• The Benefits of Using Decorative Aggregates
  Published Friday 09th August 2019
  Decorative aggregates are materials like beach pebbles, coloured slate and natural stones. They’re able to be used to cover large areas and can make a garden or outdoor space look and feel amazing.  Here are the benefits of choosing decorat..
• Summer Gardening Tips
  Published Monday 01st July 2019
  Here are our tips to keep your garden looking healthy this summer! 1.        Check your plants daily. Water them if the soil is dry (especially recently planted trees and shrubs). 2.    ..
• Sowing a Lawn
  Published Monday 13th May 2019
  If you’re interested in sowing your lawn, check out our top tips! TimingThe ideal time to sow a new lawn is late summer to mid-autumn as the soil will be warm and damp from the rain. This will cost you less than it would to turf it. If your..
• Easter Gardening
  Published Thursday 04th April 2019
  If you’d like to spend time in the garden this Easter, here are some tips that will keep you busy! LawnGive your lawn some TLC. If you haven’t yet done so, it’s now time to cut your lawn. Re-seed any bald patches in time for a healthy looking su..
• Unscreened or Screened Topsoil?
  Published Tuesday 19th February 2019
  If you’re looking to purchase topsoil, it’s important you know the difference between screened and unscreened. Here are the differences: Unscreened topsoilUnscreened topsoil comes without having been broken down into fine particles and it hasn’t..
• Caring for Your Lawn During Winter
  Published Thursday 31st January 2019
  Winter can be a relatively quiet time for gardening. However, there are things you’re still able to do to ensure that your lawn is in excellent condition. Check out our tips below:Remove debrisEnsure your lawn is kept free of leaves and debris. It’s ..
• Winter Gardening Checklist
  Published Thursday 03rd January 2019
  Winter is an excellent time to get tidied up and plan ahead. Here is our gardening checklist full of tips for December! PlanaheadAvoidbeing disheartened by any difficulties you encountered this year. Use your time now to plan what you will do di..
• Winter Gardening Jobs
  Published Thursday 20th December 2018
  Here are our gardening tips for winter!Protecting your soilThe best way to protect your soil during the winter months is to avoid walking on it (when possible) or to tread lightly!ClearanceWinter is a great time to remove any fallen branches or gener..
• Grab Load Hire Benefits
  Published Tuesday 16th October 2018
  There are many reasons why people may choose to use grab loaders. They can provide multiple benefits. Each lorry has a qualified driver responsible for loading your materials and removing waste. Check out the reasons why we recommend using them: ..
• A Guide to Decorative Gravel
  Published Monday 13th August 2018
  Gravel can suit any setting. There are various types and it can be laid in very different ways. Self-binding gravels are fine textured and move differently to ordinary loose gravel. Clay particles are mixed with the gravel and they’re spread to ..
• Worried about toadstools in your turf?
  Published Friday 04th August 2017
  We’ve had some concerns come in lately regarding the appearance of toadstools in recently laid turf and they can be particularly worrisome if you have small children or animals in case they are harmful when eaten or touched.It is however, very common..