Another batch of serviced and sharpened mowers to be returned to their owners in time for the sunny weekend
Don’t forget we will collect and return your mower if required
Serviced and sharpened mowers ready to be returned to their owners
Author: Debbie Newman
3000m Fencing to protect newly planted hedging
Here, our task was to erect fencing to protect newly planted native-mix hedging on the edge of Salisbury Plain.
We used a single strand of electric fence with 2 x barbed wire to stop the cattle from eating the new plants!
Mechanical dismantling of a pair of dying oak trees
Mechanical dismantling of a pair of dying oak trees over a security fence. We used a Magni telehandler fitted with a Westmec grapplesaw.
The decision was made to remove 2 oak trees to a pollard following a PICUS test and Health and Safety concerns. Had it been a different location, it would have remained untouched. There will be a fence around it shortly, and the pollard will remain for a long time to come
See our tree survey information and details of PICUS here
Planting of 9000 new trees and shrubs
Planting of 9000 new trees and shrubs as part of a screening project on the edge of the Cotswolds.
Total number of trees/saplings planted: 6408
Shrub species for the field edges: Hazel, Holly, Viburnum, Blackthorn, Field Maple, Hawthorn.
Tree species for the middle sections: Alder, Pine, Oak, Poplar, Hazel, Willow, Holly.
Putting something back!
Look what Mark found while clearing. Ash trees last week
Look what Mark found while clearing. Ash trees last week
(Feb 2026)
Chipping of sycamore trees infected with possible sooty bark disease (Cryptostroma corticale)
Chipping of sycamore trees infected with possible sooty bark disease.
Dust suppression was required, as it was the only dry day last week!
See Forest Research for more information about Sooty bark disease (Cryptostroma corticale)
Dismantle completed chipping to commence,
Great job by Scott, Antony , Richard and Cameron is even back for a while !
Servicing and repair for all garden machinery
Remote-controlled, tracked RoboFlail clearing big bramble near Bath
Charlie and the RoboFlail clearing big bramble near Bath as part of a BNG program to plant 60 fruit trees
I hope the winch won’t be needed!
See more details of our work with
The RoboFlail clearing heavy bramble and scrub near Salisbury
The RoboFlail out, clearing heavy bramble and scrub near Salisbury.
The sun came out eventually 🙂
Servicing and repairs for all garden machinery
