Fun In The Garden – Issue 70

Fun In The Garden – Issue 70

Upgrade your house and garden ... Well, now that the clocks have gone forward and we've had Easter, spring is well and truly sprung and we’re looking forward to being outside more. But if you want to enjoy your garden fully and would also like to have somewhere comfortable to view it

BushyBusiness2024-04-08T08:53:46+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 69

Fun In The Garden – Issue 69

How to make your garden look rosy ... It’s time we talked about roses – not just because it’s Mother’s Day on 10 March – but because they are such a traditional garden staple that in our newsletter we’ve tended to focus on less well-known beauties. Apart from being the UK’s national

neilphil2024-03-07T08:33:54+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 68

Fun In The Garden – Issue 68

Reasons to LOVE February Whatever the month, nature always provides us with reasons to be cheerful. By now you may have seen some early blossom on the trees – I have and it lifts your heart, doesn’t it? The white blackthorn or cherry plum flowers are usually seen first in the UK. If

BushyBusiness2024-02-02T11:59:17+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 67

Fun In The Garden – Issue 67

January - time for a makeover! We hope you had a lovely Christmas. If your New Year resolutions include giving your garden a makeover, you might be wondering where to start. You could benefit from a designer taking a look at the area to assess soil type, position for the sun etc, so

BushyBusiness2024-01-09T11:29:06+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 66

Fun In The Garden – Issue 66

Design your perfect December So here we are, in December already! Some people love all the festivities that the month brings, while others not so much - we've tried to balance things out a bit in this issue. If you are feeling a little wistful over the onset of late autumn and

BushyBusiness2023-12-07T13:49:07+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 65

Fun In The Garden – Issue 65

Notes for November on planning a naturally festive garden November is the perfect time for planning and looking forward after the busy summer months. With Christmas on the horizon you may be ticking off your ‘to do’ list inside the house; in this issue, we’ve got an easy way to make the

BushyBusiness2023-12-07T13:40:20+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 64

Fun In The Garden – Issue 64

Horticultural solutions for October You, like me, might feel very sad that the wonderful, iconic tree at Sycamore Gap - beside Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland - was vandalised and cut down recently. Fortunately the tree’s stump, thought to be about 300 years old, is healthy so at time of writing they’re considering

BushyBusiness2023-10-05T09:08:59+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 63

Fun In The Garden – Issue 63

Create the sexiest September garden Don't worry, we haven't gone crackers - but we have got some tips on how to make your garden the place everyone wants to be: last issue we looked at some attractive shelters so that you can continue to enjoy get togethers outside whatever the mood of

BushyBusiness2023-09-05T14:42:05+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 62

Fun In The Garden – Issue 62

Our summer months are so precious so, whatever the British weather does this August, make sure you embrace it with Attitude! This issue we’ve got some great ways to enjoy being outside in your garden as well as further afield. Why not combine a cheeky cocktail with a BBQ and sit and

BushyBusiness2023-08-07T10:47:56+00:00

Fun In The Garden – Issue 61

Fun In The Garden – Issue 61

From losing yourself in a soothing reverie to pizza parties in your garden – how will you choose to spend your time outside this month? We’ve got some great ideas for enjoying this month to the max and ways that your garden could help you sleep better too. Also, a quick shout

BushyBusiness2023-09-05T14:43:11+00:00

Stan Mayne

14:18 21 May 21

With an empty patch of back garden grass, we were told time and time again how lucky we were to have a blank canvas. We just felt like we didn’t know where to begin, or even what we wanted. After a long period of indecision we enlisted the help of the Bushy Boys. What a great choice it turned out to be.From the word “go” they were unfailingly helpful, respectful, accommodating and were clearly experienced professionals. The degree of attention to detail and their willingness and eagerness to decipher our rambling descriptions of our desired elements of the garden was quite remarkable.Every single one of them worked tirelessly through some of the worst weather; snow, wind, ice and rain, ensuring everything was safe, clean and tidy at the end of the day. Each morning they arrived on time, usually early in fact, smartly turned out and ready to start work. No loud music, no swearing, no long cigarette breaks and certainly no beer bellies or builders bums. They came to here work, they were reliable, and they always put in a full day.They were not boastful or big talkers, and it immediately became evident that the standard of their work, their enthusiasm and their passion was the driving force behind their commitment. Their clear communication and regular updates were completely reassuring. I never felt as if I didn’t know what was going on, and they were always happy to discuss and suggest ideas. I had complete confidence in their capabilities.I began to notice very subtle, yet unannounced, levels of excellence in their work which were far beyond my expectations, the lining up of stepping stones with stones in the patio, pleasing sight lines blending in with the house, the perfect lines of the hand built pergola, the happily going above and beyond because it pleased them to be perfect. Not to mention the imaginative and elegant planting. Well, these guys have planted Gold Medal winning Chelsea gardens……why was I so surprised and delighted!?For these reasons, along with countless others, you won’t be surprised to hear that our garden now looks and feels that it is greater than the sum of the parts! We could not be happier.I would suggest that you don’t waste time and money with less capable and less committed companies. Engage Bushy Business, if they can squeeze you in! You will not be disappointed, even if you are slightly put off by their name….. Bushy Business is actually NOT a waxing salon, the Bushy Boys are the ones to get the job done the way you want it. Thank you guys, we love our garden!read more

Mark Hammersley

12:29 24 Mar 21

David and the team did a great job on pruning a large expanse of Wisteria and four apple trees. They were very professional, knowledgable, gave great advice and cleared up perfectly.read more

Alan Grant

11:28 07 Jun 20

The new decking is extremely well made. The finish is excellent and the workmanship and attention to detail is greatly appreciated. A high quality company.read more

Ben Hawkins

15:28 05 Jun 20

A fantastic service delivered by a great bunch of people. Really happy and will certainly be using again. Very highly recommended.read more

Carol Pope

15:52 13 May 20

I am amazed at how incredibly helpful Natalie, Chris and Jo have been over the past few days, when I had been in crisis over supplies for my garden. The team at Bushy Business has bent over backwards to accommodate my needs and delivery times and the patience and good humour Natalie has shown me, during my frequent ‘phone calls, has been extraordinary, to say the least. I cannot speak more highly of this company and the support afforded to me. My heartfelt thanks to you all.read more

Keith Noble

13:23 15 Aug 19