Awesome productivity with the power of GreenMech and MultiOne delivering massive capability and output exactly where it is needed. A row of mature Cypres trees felled, chipped and removed and a large parcel of ever expanding Bamboo removed for the new homeowner. Ensuring full usefulness and ‘second life’ of arisings: - 8 loads of woodchip delivered locally for landscaping a large earth bank - Smaller timber spars set aside for wigwam building at local school ‘forest school’ -

Landscaping - what could possibly go wrong? The pictures in the first gallery below are lifted from the recent social media advertising feed of a landscaping company. Click on each picture for close-up detail and see if you can spot the potential issues. On the face of it, this project looks like a professionally executed job with decent materiels, good workmanship, a tidy site and a quality finish. The client should be very happy with their new landscape features and the ex

I want to take you on a pictorial gallop through a Summer of wildflower meadow experiment. It is just a small area at home where I wanted to trial the potential benefits of sowing wildflower in comparison to grass lawned area. The experiment started Autumn 2019 with the careful selection and sowing of suitable wildflower seed to a previously grassed area. Whilst it did look ‘untended’ for the period from sowing to germination - and I did receive some adverse comments about h

A quick summary part way through a heavy garden reclamation / regeneration for the new owners of a Liskeard house. Using the right local suppliers and the best equipment ensures manual handling is minimised and the job progresses at pace! Thanks to Richard E Doran "The Dumpy Bag Man" for supply and delivery of materiels and to Dave Peat Waste for the provision of a skip # local business supporting local businesses! A tracked chipper ensures movement of timber from the fellin