S.K Landscaping services

25/10/2024

Newbuild freshly cut and ready for wetter days to come.

25/10/2024

Fresh cut friday. Nearly time to call it a year

15/07/2024

Big garden clean up for a loyal customers friend this weekend. Safe to say we got emotional when I revealed the garden to her ☺️💁🏽‍♂️💪🏽😎😉👌🏽

29/06/2024

Our chimney hunny bees are out for a search.

29/06/2024

Bee season once again

24/06/2024

Little garden today. Just a little postage stamp lawn to control. One very happy customer.

23/06/2024

Seen snooping about earl shilton friday night threes up

22/06/2024

Border control this morning for a regular customer Charlotte Armstrong enjoy your bbq later whilst admiring your beautiful garden.

01/05/2024

Another tidy up yesterday. Another very happy customer

24/04/2024

Some root system that is

Jerry Glover shows a perennial wheatgrass plant's long roots which grow deeper than annual plants' roots. Using perennials, crops that can be harvested more than once without replanting, may be the key for feeding more people while conserving farmland soil.

"Perennial crops can be grown for more than two years alone or alongside annuals, and they can radically improve soil health and support a healthier community of bacteria and fungi underground.

Annuals have to develop roots every year, which means their growing season is much shorter. Perennial roots go deep — some as deep as 10 feet — and they will sustain the plant for many years. Way down there, the roots can capture more groundwater. Those deep, better-established roots also help cycle nutrients in the soil and make them more available to plants".
Jerry Glover