Garden maintenance is very much in focus now that the winter storms have faded. Longer and warmer days are here. Gardens are bursting with life again. Consequently, people are rushing outdoors to enjoy finer weather, outdoor dining, and the serenity of garden spaces.
Simple ageing and storm damage
Time has brought normal wear and tear. Seasonal weather and storms have driven further effects. Many gardens are in need of some seasonal attention. Individual gardens and communal green areas can all benefit from the attention of garden maintenance professionals.
With the fading of winter comes dryer conditions that make it more practical to undertake smaller garden repairs. Certainly, these repairs ensure safety. Also, they contribute to the enjoyment of gardens and communal outdoor spaces.
Both hard and soft landscaping
Footpaths and steps may have become unsafe over the winter months. Rockery and bedding borders may have become untidy. Hard landscaping elements can be readily addressed with the right expertise and tools. Small projects undertaken early in the season will ensure safe enjoyment.
Remedial pruning, trimming and training of the trees, shrubs and other soft landscaping elements ready the garden for seasonal growth. Addressing winter damage early will keep plant life in good health and promote flowering.
With the right care and management, seasonal growth will deliver on the intended garden design. As households and communities look to maximise their use of outdoor spaces, small projects undertaken now can make those spaces safe.
About Outlook Gardens
We are leaders in transforming outdoor spaces, using expertly selected specimen plants, designed and installed with care to convey your own signature taste so that you can truly escape to reconnect with your creative and spiritual self.
Outlook Gardens’ residential garden and landscape maintenance teams are here to help you manage your properties.
With over 30 years experience, we maintain some of Dublin’s most exclusive residential properties and multi-unit developments. View our full maintenance brochure here.
To learn more and to discuss your seasonal repair projects, please contact us.