Hertfordshire

Towns we regularly work in.

The yard is at Edgware Bury House Farm, Elstree Hill South. These pages describe the ground in each town and, where we have published it, the work already done there.

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Elstree

The yard is on Elstree Hill South. Gardens here are the local round, not a long trip.

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Borehamwood

Front drives and family gardens a few minutes from the yard, including a sandstone drive we have already built.

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Radlett

Larger plots and steep drives. The Kharne entrance is the project we show for this kind of hill.

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Potters Bar

Mature gardens that have gone gloomy. The Arlington patio is the local before-and-after.

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Bushey

Between Watford and the yard: older roads, clay, and gardens that need a proper edge before they need more plants.

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Shenley

Village gardens between Radlett and London Colney, with hedges, paddock edges and smaller courtyards in the lanes.

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Watford

Town gardens west of Bushey: smaller plots, shared access, and patios that have to work hard.

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London Colney

Between St Albans and the M25, with gardens that range from village lanes to later estates.

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St Albans

Three published gardens: Guilder, Mason and Readshaw. Patios, curves, and one we still maintain.

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Harpenden

Leafy roads, larger plots, and trees that are often the reason for the first phone call.

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Hatfield

Old Hatfield and the new town need different gardens. We maintain both kinds of ground.

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Welwyn Garden City

A town planned around gardens. The work is usually repair, simplification, and trees at a sensible size.

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Hemel Hempstead

New-town drives and older lanes. The Kemptons’ tarmac renewal is the published job here.

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Hertford

The county town. Mrs Antony’s garden is the project: a wasteland made into a practical family plot.

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Stevenage

Front gardens that should welcome you home. Mrs Marshall’s is the one we published.