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(Hull lawn and hedge cutting)

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​we are a Hull based company and cover West Hull, Hessle, Anlaby, Willerby, Swanland and Kirk Ella. We are committed in bringing  quality service to our customers  offering regular and singular mowing/strimming  options with special offers for our regular customers pleases fill in the above quote form to see our special coupon offers. we also offer weed control to keep your lawn looking pristine and beautifully weed free and healthy, with aeration and scarification services available to promote the life and wellness of your lawn for your enjoyment and make your lawn  the envy of your neighbors all year long.

We also offer a Hedge trimming service for both  formal and informal, to keep your hedge in great condition neat and tidy and looking there best.

With summer in full swing why not sit back and relax spending your precious time doing the things meaningful and precious to you and let the experts take care of your lawn and hedge maintenance giving you the ease and satisfaction with the added peace of mind knowing you can stroll into your garden and take full advantage of this beautiful space and the better things in life with out the hard work and constant upkeep that your outside space needs and deserves. Willerby lawn care will take all this painstaking work and frustration away from you with our one stop service.

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Caring for your hedge

​When to trim hedges, New hedges require formative pruning for their first couple of years after planting. Formative pruning is usually carried out in winter or early spring.
After this, maintenance trimming is carried out, usually once a year for informal hedges and twice a year for formal hedges. Some formal hedges may need three cuts a year. Maintenance trimming is generally carried out between spring and summer.

Trimming techniques Hand-held hedge shears are fine for smaller hedges, but for large hedges you'll probably find it easier to use an electric or petrol hedge trimmer. No matter what you use always make sure the equipment is sharp and well lubricated.
Always think of your safety when using a powered hedge trimmer. Wear safety goggles and sturdy gloves. Before starting, remove any obstacles on the ground. Avoid using powered tools above shoulder height and use sturdy step ladders or platforms, ensuring they are stable. Electric hedge trimmers are ideally used with a residual current device (RCD) and should not be used in damp conditions. Place the cable over your shoulder to prevent it being accidentally cut.

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Caring for your lawn

All lawns need feeding in order to maintain vigour. When feeding, look out for signs of pest or disease and apply moss killer if required. Regular maintenance is the best way to approach a lawn, and may avoid the need for renovation later on.
Over winter, the lawn does not grow much, but once the weather warms up in early spring, you can start mowing, and this is also a good time to over-seed any areas damaged over winter.

Mowing
This is the most obvious (and one of the most important) maintenance task over spring and summer. Mowing regularly keeps the lawn in good health.  different cutting heights and mowing frequencies are recommended in spring and summer. 
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Over seeding

• Break up the surface with a fork and rake it to make a reasonably fine surface.

• Sow grass seed at half the recommended rate or, where there are no recommendations, at 10-15g per sq m (½oz per sq yd).
• Lightly rake to incorporate the seed into the surface.
• Where birds are a problem, net the area.
• If the weather remains dry for two or three days water gently with a sprinkler.
• Grass should sprout seven to 10 days after sowing.

In heavily used areas, choose a hardwearing utility mix containing ryegrass. Most lawn grasses do not thrive in shade, so for these areas choose a shade-tolerant mix.

Watering
Even if lawns turn brown and dry over summer, they usually recover well when rains return. Watering is usually not necessary over summer. If you do have to water the lawn and maintain a green sward, water when the soil becomes dry, but before the grass turns yellow or brown. If the ground is very hard, aerate it by spiking with a garden fork before watering, to aid water penetration.Watering once a week to every 10 days is normally sufficient. Ensure that the water reaches a depth of 10cm (4in) after each watering. In the middle of summer 1 sq m (1 sq yd) needs about 20-litres (5 gallons) every seven days.

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