Finding a Gardener in Hordle: When your beloved garden in Hordle is looking somewhat tatty and overgrown you will have to decide whether to put aside a few hours to do it yourself or take the lazy option and pay someone else to do it for you. So, you could contact the "geezer down the street" who somebody told you about or alternatively get in touch with a professional Hordle gardener who will likely do a better job. Generally speaking that "bloke down the road" will have very little gardening knowledge, while any self-respecting Hordle gardener be bursting with horticultural expertise.
A gardener who knows precisely what they're doing will treat your garden with the respect that it deserves. So make sure you find a gardener in Hordle who you can trust to do a good job. The importance of this cannot be stressed enough, when certain shrubs and trees are involved. Take your time and get a proper Hordle gardener.
Gardens are all about routine maintenance, with jobs to be done fortnightly or monthly, even with smaller gardens. It is essential to get these jobs done even more frequently when spring and then summer arrives. Among the most common jobs needing to be done in Hordle gardens are general tidying, weeding, grass cutting and hedge cutting. Other jobs like cleaning driveways, waste removal, decking installation and garden fencing are also within most gardeners remit.
Don't expect to get a decent gardener for peanuts, while that "chap down the road" might only ask for £10 to £12 per hour, you're unlikely to get a professional for much less than £20 an hour. Don't expect miracles, especially on the first session, and count on it taking more than a single hour for your gardener to make much difference to the look of your garden. Some gardeners may even insist on a minimum slot of two or three hours. When you consider things like travel, tool unloading and re-loading, and taking your waste to the tip this is easy to understand.
Be wary of "gardeners" who ask for payment in advance, no genuine Hordle gardener would do this. Large projects like landscaping would be an exception to this rule, when a deposit for materials will be requested. When the work has been completed to your satisfaction it would not be unusual for your gardener to ask for payment in cash. Agree on an acceptable form of payment before work starts and always get a receipt once the bill has been paid.
Don't just leave them to get on with it, make sure your explain your exact requirements before they start. The layout of your garden is something any decent gardener will be able to help you with, they will know which plants perform best where, don't be scared to ask for guidance. Make sure that all twigs, weeds and lawn cuttings will be removed and disposed of afterwards, certain gardeners don't do this.
Working outdoors can be tough and thirsty work, so make sure that there is the offer of a cold or hot drink to help the day along. Treating your gardener well could easily result in you getting some extra work done at no additional charge. Go out and talk to your gardener now and again to keep a friendly rapport going and also to pick their brains. This does not mean you should pester them with constant wittering which will simply hinter them and slow down the work rate.
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Hordle Gardening Services
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