Tree Planting

When we think of planting a tree, it seems like an easy job as any doesn’t it? But it’s not. Most people are unaware of how much thought should go into planting a tree. The results are always worth it. This is why groundwork contractors are important in tree planting and for the maintenance that is needed after. Some of the services they offer to you are as follows Tree planting When planting a tree, you should consider a number of factors such as the suitable specimen, soil type, soil moisture content, pH levels and so on. A groundworks contractor is knowledgeable on all this and will help you to do the process the right way by checking everything. Root Pruning When it comes to growth patterns roots are pretty unpredictable. Often times they can cause damage to pavements, walls, kerbs etc. They can even be a hindrance for underground cables and pipes. This is why the roots of a tree is sometimes pruned. A professional groundworks contractor knows how to do this without harm...

 Do you want to help your environment by planting trees? Do you want to give back to Mother Nature? Well this blog will show you why professional tree planting is a great way to do that.Giving back to your nature by doing it the best way possible is what shows how dedicated you are. Professional planters will provide you with hardy and healthy specimens so that the whole thing is that much more fulfilling. Also, choosing the right tree is a complex process and that is why it’s the starting point. There are a number of factors that you must take into account when planting a tree and here they are; The soil type determines whether your tree can grow in that setting Soil moisture content & pH levels determine if a tree will flourish in that environment Proximity to buildings & to underground services to ensure safety Professionals are aware of how to plant a tree. Small trees require tree watering bags to nourish themselves since hose or sprinklers are harsher. Tree watering b...

Since for many ages, we have been using hedges as a barrier or as a boundary between different areas. Their line of closely spaced shrubs also makes them look beautiful. For many people, gardening has become a favorite hobby. They find the time and patience in taking care of their gardens. On the other hand, some people are passionate about gardening but do not find a sufficient amount of time to nurture it. Benefits of instant hedges For those who find it difficult to grow hedges in their gardens, instant hedges have come to your rescue. They are quite famous among garden designers, schools, sports clubs, and also property developers since the beginning of this century. They become a mature hedge from the moment they are planted. Instant hedging helps you create a pleasing ambiance and also provides you a bit of privacy. The add-on benefit is that it requires less maintenance. Rather than taking young plants and waiting for their growth for many years, instant hedging provides you a ...

 Thick-growing hedges generally function as a good substitute for garden fences, especially if you are growing evergreen plants. They provide privacy, wind protection and a habitat for birds and other beautiful creatures. Now, whether you are planting hedges for the first time or are a seasoned pro in planting them. Either way, the 2 tips listed in this article are sure to help you take care of your hedge plants better. Water and Feeding An essential part of hedge care is watering and feeding. If you have newly developing plants then keep them drenched during the first year, ensuring that water reaches their roots. Even in winter, when most plants are dormant, there can be dry spells for hedge plants, so it is usually a good idea to always keep them soaked. Now, hedge plants generally benefit from feeding as well, though very few people do this. To feed a plant use some slow-release fertiliser and just sprinkle along the sides of the hedge, close to the plants but do not touch the ...

 Hedges are a line of closely placed shrubs and sometimes trees that are planted to form a barrier or mark the boundary of an area. In this post, we have talked about 3 shrubs that can definitely be used as instant evergreen hedges in UK, which can help you beautify your personal space in the way you want. English Holly English holly with its prickly leaves is a hedge plant that combines security with aesthetic considerations. This shrub is also big enough to work as a privacy screen but the holly berries are generally toxic and thus must be kept away from children.  Boxwood shrubs Boxwoods to say the least are the quintessential hedge plants, that are adored by aristocratic Europeans for centuries as the defining element in formal garden design. Though North Americans who live in deer country have found an all new reason to love boxwood hedges, because these broadleaf evergreens are actually deer-resistant as well. Rose of Sharon This deciduous shrub is commonly found in hedg...

If you are planning to plant a tree, don’t expect the process to be as simple as digging a hole and putting a seed in it. Tree planting is an activity that requires extreme precision and immense knowledge. Even a single mistake can affect the growth of the tree. Several of the top tree-planting contractors in London have remarked that while planting a tree, you must consider factors, such as soil quality and climate. If these factors get ignored, chances are your tree would not grow properly.  If you are planning to plant a tree, you must keep the following tips in mind:  #1. Pick a tree that suits your local climate Climate plays a significant role in the growth of your tree. If you plant a tree that doesn’t match your local climate, it would indefinitely die within a short period. Therefore, before you plant a tree, first conduct a deep research about the type of tree you are planting and confirm whether it would go well with the local climate.  #2. Take measurements o...

Root pruning refers to the process of trimming the long roots of a tree so that the tree can grow new ones that are near to the trunk. This process of pruning is considered to be very crucial when a fully developed tree or shrub has to be transplanted, from place to another.    Most arborists who perform root pruning in London have recommended that root pruning should take place six months before the transplantation.  So, what are the methods of carrying out root pruning? To answer this question, here are few of the methods of root pruning:  #1. By hand-tools The most idyllic method of pruning roots that are within the range of one-to-three inches is through hand tools. This is because it enables the arborist to examine, which are the best places to cut. The favoured location to carry out pruning is beyond the sinker roots or junctions. Most roots can be pruned efficiently, either through a lopper or through a sharp saw.  #2. By root-cutting machinery  A r...