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Wednesday 1st September 2010
September Tree of the Month
Common name: Mountain Ash
A broadly conical small to medium sized tree. Clusters of white flowers in late spring are followed by...
Thursday 29th April 2010
We've just added a CLICKABLE •Map of Ireland• to the website, where you can click on a county and find the nearest Landscaper available. For some counties we've got more than one Landscaper. Please note...
Monday 5th October 2009
October Tree of the Month
Common name: Bottlebrush tree
Latin name: Callistemon Citrinus "Splendens"
This is an evergreen tree which will grow outdoors in milder areas in Ireland. It flowers usually in the months...
Thursday 1st October 2009
Flower Power
We have selected a number of October flowering herbaceous plants that can be used for either borders or for under planting a large tree. These plants flower annually, though some like the Nepeta six...
Friday 1st May 2009
The Davinci House

Living the Dream... 10 years ago, our company founder (Tom Walsh) had a dream. After numerous visits to see a "Davinci House" in Frankfurt, Berlin and Wuppertal in Germany, like a child...

Landscapers

Need a landscaper? You don't have to be a Dermot O'Neill or a Gerry Daly to plant a tree correctly. However, because the size of our trees are bigger than those normally available in garden centres, we strongly advise you to use one of our Landscapers to plant your tree.

Just as you would use a Tiler to tile your kitchen floor, a landscaper is the right man or woman to plant your tree!

The after care of your tree is vital for the first few years after planting; your highly skilled landscaper is best placed to advise you on the best practices.