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If you’re ready to roll your sleeves up and get your hands dirty, then you’re just like thousands of UK homeowners who are chomping at the bit to transform their gardens. With so much readily available information on the internet these days, getting a blueprint for tackling a wide range of landscaping jobs has never…
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Hiring a mini digger for a home DIY project can be a game-changer — especially if you’ve got a load of muck to shift or some deep foundations to dig. However, before you order your equipment and jump behind the controls, there’s one crucial element to consider: insurance. Do you need it?What’s already covered?What happens…
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Every homeowner wants their lawn to look thick, lush, and green. But as you probably know, achieving this doesn’t happen overnight—it takes dedication, time, and a fair amount of hands-on work. The good news is that getting there is much easier than you might think, especially when you’ve got the right equipment on your side….
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Preparing your garden or driveway for mini digger work is essential when tackling a home DIY project. Whether you’re landscaping, installing a new driveway, or setting out some fresh footings, mini diggers can save you a huge amount of time—and a lot of backbreaking work. Music to your ears when you’ve only got the weekend…
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Craig Robinson, the owner of Ground Up, didn’t start out with a big business plan. In fact, his journey began with something much simpler – a landscaping project at his family home. At just 15, Craig was inspired by the gardeners working on his own garden. That spark of interest quickly turned into hands-on experience,…
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As we move into the heart of 2025, UK garden design is shifting in a fresh new direction. Gardens are no longer just places for the odd plant here and there — they’re becoming sanctuaries, functional spaces for living, entertaining, and reflecting a more sustainable way of life. Whether you live in a townhouse in…