Welcome to amenity landscaping!

Landscaping & garden maintenance for people that want a team that cares.

Hard Landscaping

Attention to detail is our priority, giving you a quality finish.

Soft Landscaping

Turfing, planting, and mulching for a vibrant garden.

Garden Maintenance

Regular schedules and once-off visits for effortlessly enjoyable spaces.

Lawn Care

Mowing, feeding, and mechanical treatments for a pitch-perfect lawn.

Service Area

We regularly service North London and Hertfordshire. We also take on projects in Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, and Essex. We are based in Hertford.

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Clematis and Camellia in this woodland garden. Sim

Clematis and Camellia in this woodland garden. Simple pleasures.

Moss on, moss off. We do like a bit of pressure wa

Moss on, moss off. We do like a bit of pressure washing.

We do like a garden clearance! We’re anticipatin

We do like a garden clearance! We’re anticipating a few more of these in the lead up to spring.

Frosty days! We're busy putting down a lot of manu

Frosty days! We're busy putting down a lot of manure and bark chips ready for good looking spring beds!!

'tis the season for Garrya eliptica. We've got bul

'tis the season for Garrya eliptica. We've got bulbs coming up thick and fast at the same time 🤷

We're back from the holiday and ready to start tic

We're back from the holiday and ready to start ticking off some jobs from the Kanban board!

Don't like the look of the neighbours fence? Think

Don't like the look of the neighbours fence? Think about covering it with trellis.

Our favourite fence panels. The trellis top does a

Our favourite fence panels. The trellis top does a good job of softening the top edge, letting in more light but still creating privacy. ⠀
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This replaced a worn out fence of wood panels, concrete posts, and concrete gravel boards. This is much more fitting for the space!

Freshly laid shingle. It's always surprising how m

Freshly laid shingle. It's always surprising how much of a difference it makes! ⠀
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We put down a heavy layer of mulch in the beds here too. Foliage and flowers contrasted against dark soil is always pleasing to see.

Swipe for before photo — A garden renovation job

Swipe for before photo --- A garden renovation job from spring 2021.
This clear out was a bit tougher than it looked - a fair few small trees had been cut to below soil level making it hard to turf over. Some manual labour later and we finally got a nice flat bed to work with. The end result was really pleasing.
We saved some nice shrubs on the north facing side. Later we added climbing roses planted along the south facing border. At the bottom of the garden are some huge Buddleja forming an arch over the gate entrance.
A lovely garden that traps a lot of sun!

It's been a wet week (!!) but we're getting there.

It's been a wet week (!!) but we're getting there.
This is a new double leaf gate hung on existing posts (one of the posts being an H-beam, frustratingly! New metal drill bit added to the shopping list).

York paving slabs can be frighteningly heavy and a

York paving slabs can be frighteningly heavy and a nightmare to lay. Fortunately we only had to clean these today.
Seeing the colours emerge is quite satisfying and never two are the same.
If you’ve got York paving, a clean and a repointing will probably transform the whole garden.

2020 and 2021 have been busy, challenging years fo

2020 and 2021 have been busy, challenging years for us here. We’ve had set backs, as have many businesses in our line of work. We’ve also struggled to keep up with the unprecedented demand while being painfully short staffed.
Now, as the season draws closer to the winter frosts, we want to thank our customers for sticking with us throughout these challenging times. We also want to focus on improving our communications with our customers, and to build new relationships to take us forward in to an exciting 2022.
As part of that, this is us now on social media. (Ta-Da!)
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These are sections of pipe being installed in to an area of heavy clay to aid in drainage.
A large conifer once stood here. Since it was felled the area has become increasingly wet and boggy.
Adding the pipes will give the water somewhere to drain while it takes its time to soak away.
Now we can plant something here, ready for spring!

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