Finding a Gardener in Warden: Nobody likes to see their garden looking a little the worse for wear, so fetching in some outside help is always a possibility if you can't find the time to spare. That help should come in the shape of a professional Warden gardener with a bit of experience, and not the "geezer down the road" who knocks on your door and offers to jet wash your patio. Generally speaking that "geezer down the road" will have very little gardening knowledge, while any self-respecting Warden gardener be bursting with horticultural expertise. The final decision is of course yours.
You certainly don't want your cherished garden to be in any way mistreated by an ignorant or uninformed "gardener" who is just in it for a buck. So make sure you find a gardener in Warden who you can trust to do a good job. You will come to realise that this is even more important when you've got trees and shrubs needing a higher level of care. Don't allow a cowboy to ruin your garden, hire a decent one at the outset.
Whether your garden is large or small, there will always be jobs that need attending to on a routine basis. These repeat jobs will have to be done a lot more often in springtime and summer, dying off to nothing by winter. As a rule hedge cutting, lawn mowing, general cleaning and weeding are the typical gardening jobs that need doing on a regular basis. Other jobs like driveway cleaning, fence repairs, waste clearance and patio installation are also within most gardeners remit.
Professional gardeners do not of course come cheap and while the "chap down the street" may be happy to charge £10 to £15 an hour, a figure of £20 per hour is more usual for professionals. It would be unfair to expect any gardener to whip your garden into shape in just a single hour, so count on it taking longer than this. Many gardeners might even insist on a minimum visit time of at least two hours or so. This is not excessive if you consider that they have to drive to your house and back and might need to take your waste to the local rubbish tip, which could be miles away.
Avoid any "gardener" who demands money up front, no trustworthy Warden gardener will expect this. Don't be surprised if your gardener asks for cash payment, this isn't unusual, but of course only when the work is finished. Whatever kind of payment you and your gardener agree on, get a receipt to avoid later arguments.
Be clear what your requirements are before the gardener begins work, have a list of jobs that need doing. Always ask your gardener for advice, he or she will know exactly what plants are best suited to your garden conditions. If there is going to be a lot of waste produced by your gardener, double check they he/she will take it away afterwards. This garden waste can build up and at some point you are going to need to get rid of it.
If you are at home while the gardening is being done, keep your gardener supplied with drinks. Acts of kindness such as this will make your gardener feel appreciated and he or she will work all the harder for it. Pop out for a chat with your gardener from time to time so you can benefit from their ideas and keep a friendly rapport. But don't hold them up with incessant chatter, this will only hinder them and may result in inferior or incomplete work.
Warden Garden Design
A gardener who clips your hedge or mows your grass may not necessarily be good at designing a garden. It might depend on exactly what you have in mind, simple re-designs will be within the capabilities of most professional gardeners. Quiz your gardener to see whether they dabble in garden design. It could be that in the end you need to contact an expert.
Tree Surgery Warden
With a decent knowledge of shrubs and trees, some of the better gardeners in Warden will be delighted to do a few essential tree surgery tasks once in a while. For incidental pruning and trimming, your neighbourhood Warden gardener should have all the necessary skills, but it is best to use the specialist services of a trained tree surgeon for any important work.
Larger trees can quickly become overgrown and cause hazards for your house and outbuildings. The roots could also do harm to foundations, sewage pipes, pathways and driveways, therefore you should always keep a keen eye on them. If you believe that any of the trees on your property in Warden are causing problems, talk to your gardener first, because they'll likely be able to help.
Garden Clearance Warden
If you let green waste and general trash to accumulate in your garden, the time will arise when you'll need a garden clearance specialist. Several Warden gardeners will be happy to do this, but unless they hold a Waste Carrier's Licence, they'll be limited in the quantity and type of waste they can take. If you have a local council green waste bin (you generally pay extra for this), you may be able to get rid of the majority of it gradually, if the amounts of waste are only minimal.
If your garden in Warden has become heaped up with all manner of trash, and not only green waste, you'll most likely have to get in touch with a registered Warden garden clearance specialist, who will be used to handling and recycling such waste. There are other options that you could consider if you have a large quantity of rubbish in your garden, hiring a mini-skip may be something you could look at. This would make it possible for you to dispose of not only garden waste, but perhaps also clear out your shed, your garage and maybe even you loft.
Essentially lawn trimmings, wood chippings, shrubs, hedge clippings, logs, dirt, dead plants, twigs, tree branches and turf, will be regarded as "green" waste. (Tags: Waste Removal Warden, Garden Clearances Warden, Garden Clearance Warden).
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