By George Smith 3 Minute Read
July Tips
This is what you’ve been waiting for – borders in full bloom and vegetables producing fine crops. Now’s the time to enjoy…
The GreenArt blog
Practical advice and ideas on garden design, planting, seasonal care, wildlife-friendly gardening and long-term resilience.
By George Smith 2 Minute Read
Enjoy your summer garden all year round
If you want to take stunning photos of your garden during the summer to remind you of it throughout those cold and…
By George Smith 3 Minute Read
A Drop in the Ocean
So far it’s been a dry year. This week’s rain has only slightly redressed the balance, but it has made me think…
By George Smith 3 Minute Read
Garden Tips for June
It’s official! Summer is here. Now’s the time to really enjoy the fruits of your labours – the winter planning, preparation and…
By George Smith 3 Minute Read
A show garden in the making
Our clients have lived in their house in the delightful village of Ewelme for nearly 20 years. Their back garden overlooks the…
By George Smith 3 Minute Read
Garden Tips for May
Personally, I think that May is one of the best months in the garden. As magnolia and cherry blossom begin to fade, wisteria, rhododendrons,…
By George Smith 2 Minute Read
Do you want to do a job you can be proud of?
Here at GreenArt we take great pride in our work, so finding the right people to join the team is really important.…
By George Smith 3 Minute Read
Adaptability – weighing up the risks for survival
Over the years I think the word ‘adaptability’ has featured in every job advert I have ever written. Something I feel is…
By George Smith 2 Minute Read
Colour and song to brighten winter mornings
It might well be below freezing this morning, but it’s the wind in the past week or so that’s been causing problems…
By George Smith 2 Minute Read
High winds wreak havoc across Oxfordshire’s gardens
The last couple of days have seen stormy weather and high winds racing across Oxfordshire. We’ve already had our first ‘emergency’ call…
By George Smith 3 Minute Read
Enjoy the great outdoors – whatever the weather
A recent study by The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) showed that the average new family home had less than 100…