Regular Garden Maintenance
Ongoing maintenance of a large Billingshurst garden — lawns, hedges, the kitchen garden and borders kept in order through the year.
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Garden maintenance in Cranleigh — lawns, hedges and borders kept in order, on clay in the valley and lighter soil on the hills.
Cranleigh gardens are typically generous — long lawns, hedged boundaries and mature borders — and between spring and autumn they can outgrow any spare time an owner has. Regular visits keep mowing, trimming and weeding on schedule.
Further out, towards Alfold and Rudgwick, gardens are often rural in character, with field hedges, big shrubs and climbers on older houses. Those usually need a one-off cut back first, then lighter upkeep.
Cranleigh itself lies on Weald clay, which stays wet and heavy, but the greensand hills rising towards Ewhurst and Shamley Green have sandier, free-draining and more acidic soil. What thrives in one garden can struggle a couple of miles away, so replanting is done with the ground in mind.
Recent Work
Ongoing maintenance of a large Billingshurst garden — lawns, hedges, the kitchen garden and borders kept in order through the year.
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During New borders marked out to the customer’s chosen shape, dug out, lined with weed barrier and then filled with compost and planted.
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A wisteria had grown up over the roof and hidden the house — Richard got up there and cut it all back so the house could be seen again.
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Yes — regular visits or a one-off tidy-up, whichever suits the garden.
Yes — Cranleigh, Ewhurst, Alfold, Rudgwick, Shamley Green, Wonersh and nearby.
Yes. In 2025 we cut a wisteria back off a house roof so the house could be seen again. Climbers are cut back off roofs, gutters and walls.
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