This weekend the RSPB celebrate the 40th birthday of the Big Garden Birdwatch, each year residents count the maximum number of birds spotted in their garden over a one hour time period. The results help scientists understand bird life trends, spot problems and plan supporting action if and where necessary....
Read MoreBare root planting good idea or not? The weather over the past few days seems to have rapidly deteriorated into wet and wintery. These climatic conditions don’t automatically lead to spending time in the garden however planting bare root specimens between November and April will not only save money over...
Read MoreProud to have created this beautiful WW1 memorial garden in GWR park for South Swindon Parish Council. Each part of the structure tells a story to remind us of WWI. The Cross represents the medics, not only those at the front but also those in supporting roles at home. The...
Read MoreInteresting morning, staff learning how to use the Leica TS15, a powerful tool for site surveys, project setting out and a fabulous resource for our garden design and build department.
Read MoreA long standing customer recently wrote to us to express their thanks for 15 years of our garden services. "During the process of selling our home we have reflected on how the property has changed over the past 15 years - the most dramatic change by far being the garden....
Read MoreWe have been working with Malmesbury based Atema to redesign and launch our new website. The new site is more intuitive to navigate than previously and describes more accurately the tremendous range of services that we offer to our clients. Throughout the redesign process Atema ‘held our hand’ and advised...
Read MoreRobbie is the latest in a long line of employees to complete an Apprenticeship whilst employed at Cotswold Estates and Gardens. Robbie joined the company in October 2016 and has been following a Wiltshire College apprenticeship at Intermediate level in Horticulture. Robbie now working on a permanent and full-time contract...
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