Wisteria Cut Back Off the Roof
A wisteria had grown up over the roof and hidden the house — Richard got up there and cut it all back so the house could be seen again.
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New borders marked out to the customer’s chosen shape, dug out, lined with weed barrier and then filled with compost and planted.
The customer wanted new borders in a particular shape. Richard laid a hose on the lawn so she could see and adjust the outline, then dug the borders out to that shape.
Weed barrier went down first to keep maintenance low, followed by compost and the new plants.
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A wisteria had grown up over the roof and hidden the house — Richard got up there and cut it all back so the house could be seen again.
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During · After A chicken house built from scratch for a Billingshurst customer — timber frame put up on site, clad, roofed and finished ready for the hens.
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