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Late February sits in a narrow but valuable window for cutting hedges in the UK. Growth is still dormant, wildlife activity is low, and the season ahead can be shaped with decisive, skilled cutting. For professional gardeners, this is one of the most commercially important hedge periods of the year.

Below is a full-spectrum guide covering timing, plant physiolog...


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There’s a big difference between loving your own garden and earning your living from other people’s. One is a hobby and the other is being a professional gardener

Professional gardening isn’t a hobby with invoices attached. It’s physical, commercial, weather-exposed work that demands discipline, plant knowledge, and people skills in equal measure.

If y...


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For professional gardeners and homeowners alike, choosing the right 20-inch roller mower involves balancing initial cost, spare parts availability, reliability, and efficiency. This article compares three leading models—the Cobra 20-inch roller mower, the Honda Pro Roller Mower, and the Weibang Pro 56—to determine the most economical option for regular lawn m...


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If you’re a professional gardener in the UK — whether you’re maintaining large estates or building a tropical planting business — one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is whether to operate as a sole trader or form a limited company.

Both structures are common in the gardening trade. The right choice depends on your profit le...


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When frost grips the ground and rain turns soil to sludge, the pressure to “carry on regardless” remains. But should professional gardeners really be working in wintery conditions — and at what cost to safety and the garden itself?

Each winter, as temperatures fall and daylight shortens, gardeners across the country face the same unspoken expect...


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