Author: Edward
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Eds opens up in Brighton and Hove
Ed’s Garden Maintenance expands to cover Brighton and Hove. Ed’s Garden Maintenance, a leading South East business providing a range of garden maintenance services both to householders and commercial customers, has expanded its operations to cover Brighton and Hove. Nick Fellows, a Brighton resident, is responsible for the new area of operation. Nick and his…
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Michael Smith, from Petersfield, Hampshire, updates his local community on the gardening services he offers.
My story will probably be no different to many others you will hear given our current economic climate. Since leaving university I have worked in Finance and for the past 3 years in Recruitment. Just after the birth of my second child in March I was made redundant and faced the surprisingly harsh job market…
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Further expansion at Eds
Ed’s Garden Maintenance expands its coverage opening up in Petersfield, Portsmouth Maidenhead and Iver.
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Training in pruning apple trees
Ed’s Operators being trained in Apple tree pruning. – Each month our operators meet together to share ideas and improve their gardening knowledge.
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The Daily Mail speaks with some of our new Operators
The Daily Mail speaks with some of our new Operators to understand why they have joined Ed’s.
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Eds expands its coverage
Eds expands its coverage with new operators covering Worcester Park, Guildford, Redhill, Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath, and Brighton
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HAB Magazine – Ed’s growing business.
One of the country’s fastest growing franchise operations is enjoying a double celebration this week, as it marks its first birthday and its enormous success during its first year. Ed’s Garden Maintenance, a provider of prompt, reliable and efficient services to gardens in Southern England, now has ten franchises since establishing in 2007, smashing its…
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Eds opens a Branch in Bristol and surrounding area
Lindsay Carver opens an Eds branch in Bristol and surrounding area.
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Young entrepreneurs shaking up their sectors
Real Business magazine. Young entrepreneurs shaking up their sectors supplying the horticulturally challenged with gardeners.
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Top Ten Tips for Growing Organic:
Mulch beds and borders by top dressing with compost or grass clippings, this will help retain water and feed your soil. Get a compost bin and start composting. It’s easy and helps recycle your garden waste. Grow plants that attract beneficial insects which help control pests and pollinate. Inspect your plants and crops weekly to…