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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
Anemone ‘Pamina’ 
Salvia uliginosa 
Peony ‘Bowl of Beauty’ 
Magnolia grandiflora 
Hesperantha coccinea f. ‘Alba’ 
Polygonatum x hybridum 01 
Magificent wisteria in April 
Magnificent Wisteria in May 
Magnificent Wisteria in April 
Lunaria 
Lamprocapnos spectabilis 
Iris germanica in July with Allium and roses 
Hot bed in July with Punica Helenium and Crocosmia pic 02 
Hot bed in July with Punica Helenium and Crocosmia pic 01 
Punica granatum flower in July 
New Euonymus hedge to replace Buxus 
Persicaria runcinata ‘Purple Fantasy’ 
Ferns mixed planting 
Euphorbia mellifera and Trachelospermum jasminoides 
Buxus and Laurus nobilis topiary 01 
Olive in feature pot 
Oenothera lindheimeri syn Gaura ‘Rosyjane’ 
Erigeron karvinskianus 
Veronicastrum virginicum ‘Fascination’ 
Dicksonia antarctica 
Dicksonia antarctica planting in October 
Courtyards and seating 
Contemporary courtyard with Cycas revoluta 
Tetrapanax papyrifer ‘Rex’ and Cycas revoluta 
Acer ‘Orange Dream’ 
Butterfly on Buddleja davidii 
Crocus in March 
Bulbs for spring containers 
Allium in May 
Allium and Vitis in May 
Allium and Achillea in June with Sedum and Alcea 
Anemone x hybrida Rosa ‘Boscobel’ Alcea rosea Hydrangea ‘Annabelle’ and Hibiscus in August 
Sunny mixed borders 
Sunny mixed border in June with Crocosmia Hemerocallis and Geranium 
Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’ around glass sculpture 01 
Sunflowers 
Alcea rosea 
Climbing rose on swag in June 
Rosa ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ and Salvia uliginosa with Queen bee in November 
Roses and Verbena bonariensis 
R. xanthina var. spontanea ‘Canary Bird’ in April 
R. xanthina var. spontanea ‘Canary Bird’ in April pic 02 
Rosa Banksiae ‘Lutea’ 
Deutzia x hybrida ‘Strawberry Fields’ 
Ribes sanguineum
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.
You can reach us on 07949 24 74 58 – 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!