Gardens need a proper reset twice a year: once in spring to clear winter debris and get beds ready for the growing season, and again in autumn when falling leaves smother lawns and block drains at ground level.
A spring tidy-up covers cutting back what’s died over winter, clearing beds, and the first proper mow and edge of the year. Autumn work is mostly leaf clearance from lawns, borders and paths, along with a final cut before growth slows for winter.
Gardens near trees, common across Wootton and Fishbourne, generate a lot more leaf fall than an open garden and often need more than one autumn visit to stay on top of it. I’ll agree a schedule that matches how much your garden actually needs rather than a fixed number of visits.
Get in touch for a free quote for a one-off clean-up or a standing spring and autumn booking.