
West Kirby
West Kirby gardens sit close to the water. That means wind, salt and soil that drains faster than people expect. We work here every week.

West Kirby gardens sit close to the water. That means wind, salt and soil that drains faster than people expect. We work here every week.

Heswall plots are often larger, older and more planted than the rest of the peninsula. They take time, and they show if that time is skipped.

Hoylake is exposed. Lawns scorch, fences take a beating, and anything delicate in a front garden has a short life unless it was chosen properly.

Birkenhead gardens are often smaller and harder-working: a rear yard, a hedge on the alley, a front strip that has to look respectable from the pavement.

Wallasey runs from the promenade at New Brighton to the tighter streets around Liscard. The gardens change with that, and so does the work.

Bebington, Port Sunlight and Bromborough are suburban in the useful sense: proper lawns, hedges on the boundary, and gardens that respond well to a regular visit.
We also visit Caldy, Greasby, Irby, Pensby, Thingwall, Barnston, Gayton, Moreton, Upton, Saughall Massie, Meols, New Brighton, Liscard, Leasowe, Oxton, Prenton, Claughton, Port Sunlight, Bromborough, Neston. If you are just off the peninsula, send the postcode and we will say whether we can take it.
Send the postcode. If we cannot take it, we will say so.