Everyone wants a beautiful garden. But how is it done? The answer is found in horticulture. If you love your garden, then there’s only one option – a horticulturally qualified gardener who can give your garden exactly what it needs, when it needs it
Camellia japonica 
Crocus ‘Whitewell Purple’ pic 03 
Hamamelis 
Mahonia Feb 2024 
Edgeworthia chrysantha 
Allium sphaerocephalon with Veronicastrum in July 
Redesigned with foliage interest and additional seating May 2023 Newly planted bed in July with Rosa ‘Lady of Shalott’ plus Salvia and Veronicastrum 
Star jasmine in June Canna indica ‘Durban’ October 2022 
Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ Newly planted November 2022 
Mixed border June 2022 01 
Grass and mixed border newly planted July 2022 01 
Front path June 2022 
Formal path autumn 2022 Mixed border June 2022 02 Mixed border June 2022 04 Mixed border June 2022 05 Mixed border June 2022 06 
Mixed border with feature wall newly planted July 2022 01 Mixed border June 2022 10 
Mixed border June 2022 09 Mixed border June 2022 08 
Mixed border with feature wall newly planted July 2022 03 New rose bed June 2022 Pot grouping April 2022 
Pot grouping June 2022 Trachycarpus fortunei newly planted May 2022 Symphiotrichum novae-angliae ‘Barr’s Pink’ September 2022 Stumpery newly planted October 2022 01 
Stumpery newly planted November 2022 Tropical bed newly planted October 2022 
Tulipa ‘Orange Emperor’ 
Tulipa ‘Little Beauty’ with silver birch 
Pot display Spring 2023 
Lamprocapnos spectabilis 
Edgeworthia with Narcissus Carex and Mahonia ‘Soft Caress’ March 2023 
Amelanchier with tulips April 2023 
Hakonechloa Choisya and Berberis Allium Hakonechloa Choisya in May Meadow in May with Silene 
Magnificent Wisteria and TW1 Gardening Van April 2023 
Allium ‘Purple Sensation’ ‘Purple Rain’ and ‘Mont Blanc’ with Hakonechloa and Miscanthus in May Cistus ‘Alan Fradd’ and x purpureus with Allium ‘Mont Blanc ‘Purple Rain’ and ‘Purple Sensation’ with Digitalis ‘Alba’ in May 
Rosa ‘Prince’s Trust’ in May 
Viburnum and tulips April 2023
A professionally trained gardener will make the world of difference to your garden. There is simply no substitute for the hard-won skill and expertise that an RHS qualified horticulturalist will bring to you and your outdoor space.
So, if you love your garden, and you want it to look great all year round, give TW1 Gardening a call. You’ll be well on the way to having the garden of your dreams.
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– here is how we can help:
– here is how we can help:- skilled horticultural garden visits for feeding, weeding, mulching, cutting back, staking, dead heading – there’s much more to horticulture than mowing and hedge trimming
- pruning shrubs at the right time of year to make the most of their flowers and foliage
- planting suggestions to make the most of your particular garden
- seasonal tasks such as bulb planting, rose pruning and spring & autumn lawn care
- diagnosing garden pests and diseases
- ideas for tackling ‘problem areas’
- advice on how to fill both large and small gaps with new plants and how to turn your garden into that wonderful space you have been yearning for!