Gardener in Swanland East Yorkshire
In general I can cover East Yorkshire, including Swanland, for regular garden services. These must be a minimum of once every two weeks and more often the larger the garden is. Ideally I am looking for homeowners who want their garden making better by design and willing to invest the time into the project.
I prefer to combine garden services with a garden design to ensure you not only get the garden of your dreams but you are also able to keep it for many years to come!
There is minimum of a 2 hour booking
for all gardening work.
Designs inspired by Chelsea Gold Medal Winning Gardens
Your garden can look like a show garden from Chelsea Flower Show or Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. My design ideas often come from these shows.
You get a 5 star service whatever the job
I am a perfectionist so I only work with a limited number of clients each year. You can be assured that may aim is to make your garden your dream garden.
No Plastic Plants or Plastic Grass
I only work with real grass and planting and do not work with artificial plants or turf. I believe gardens should be beautiful, wildlife friendly and can also be practical.
About Me
My name is Leigh Jackson and I have been around gardens and plants all of my life. I’m a 4th-generation gardener in my family and have my dad to thank for getting me interested when I was younger. I’d often go with him on gardening jobs and I would cut the grass and edge the lawns!
I also grew up around a plant nursery in East Yorkshire (Spring Gardens in Sigglesthorne which is now a big garden centre) and spent much of my time running through the polytunnels.
Serious gardening came back to me in around 2015 when I started reading books from garden designers such as Mark Gregory, Andy Sturgeon and Chris Beardshaw. I’d also become one of Monty Don’s disciples and saw the benefits of gardening and having a good garden for better mental health.
I’ve not looked back. I am also a really keen allotment holder and have designed my own to be “self managing” utilising technology and good ideas to reduce the workload whilst still allow for a good harvest. It has been a real success!
