Native Gardens & Tree Care

Native Gardens & Tree Care Our passion is to work alongside nature to improve outdoor spaces surrounding us and our homes.

Keeping things in check.These pollarded limes were overdue, phone lines and a new fence made it a fun challenge to start...
31/03/2026

Keeping things in check.
These pollarded limes were overdue, phone lines and a new fence made it a fun challenge to start the week.

Bringing light into the garden with a gentle thin and repollard, the ivy severed to slowly decay to retain the micro eco...
25/03/2026

Bringing light into the garden with a gentle thin and repollard, the ivy severed to slowly decay to retain the micro ecosystem harbouring within.

This sweet chestnut was congested and full of reactive epidemic growth since its last pollard. Today we took it back to ...
24/03/2026

This sweet chestnut was congested and full of reactive epidemic growth since its last pollard. Today we took it back to its former shape, removed deadwood and ivy.

First spring cut at . Cai making sure the garden is ready for the warmer weather.
19/03/2026

First spring cut at . Cai making sure the garden is ready for the warmer weather.

Adding woodchip to the main beds in Kingsdown to suppress weeds, retain moisture in the upcoming potentially dry months ...
14/03/2026

Adding woodchip to the main beds in Kingsdown to suppress weeds, retain moisture in the upcoming potentially dry months whilst adding slow release carbon

This weeks wind snapped a top rope on the forest school parachute at Northbourne Primary school. We supplied a new rope ...
13/03/2026

This weeks wind snapped a top rope on the forest school parachute at Northbourne Primary school. We supplied a new rope and hoisted the chute back for the lessons to commence the following day.

A congested beech, thinned and significantly raised to allow horse lorries to pass beneath whilst reducing weight from l...
10/03/2026

A congested beech, thinned and significantly raised to allow horse lorries to pass beneath whilst reducing weight from long lateral branches whilst keeping the integrity of the tree intact.

Swipe to repair! This oak bench is 77 years old, originally made in 1949 and given to the Bomer Family by Kingsdown Gold...
26/02/2026

Swipe to repair!

This oak bench is 77 years old, originally made in 1949 and given to the Bomer Family by Kingsdown Gold club. It was then gifted to South Forelands house where it has rested.

Oiled in raw linseed, braced to keep it structurally sound and the verdigris left on the plaque for originality whilst the bevel has been polished to show a little of its former glamour.

Sam feeding the chipper clearing up the last of a holly reduction ft the rare February Sun.
20/02/2026

Sam feeding the chipper clearing up the last of a holly reduction ft the rare February Sun.

This holly had been previously heavily reduced to avoid overhead phone cables. Today we reduced the holly back to its pr...
16/02/2026

This holly had been previously heavily reduced to avoid overhead phone cables. Today we reduced the holly back to its previous size, bringing in the lateral branches to shape for the clients requirements. Creating light, preserving structure whilst not losing privacy.

Aubergines, sweet peas, onions, leeks, basil, strawberries, salad and broad beans ready for the warmth
14/02/2026

Aubergines, sweet peas, onions, leeks, basil, strawberries, salad and broad beans ready for the warmth

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