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Eco Garden Maintenance are glad to announce that we have ordered more pellenc tools that should be with us by the end of the week. We will be receiving the C20 chainsaw and Treelion M45 pruning shears to add to the Helion 75cm hedge trimmer, Excelion strimmer and airion blower that we already use.

These battery powered gardening tools are at the cutting edge of technology offering zero emissions at point of use and vastly reduced noise levels at and around the work area. These bennefits along with reduced weight and the fact that the operator does not have to stop to refuel means increased productivity can be acheived. A happy gardener results in a happy garden !

The Eliet prof 4 hydro shredder we have been using for a few months now has been a huge asset to the company and our customers. Gone are the days of dragging huge amounts of waste out of gardens and to the waste transfer station. We encourage customers to utilise the end product of shredding to either compost or add to the borders as mulch. The organic, wildlife friendly garden relies heavily on compost as a rich source of nutrients, soil conditioner, water retention and food for soil micro-organisms. This can only be good for your garden and help your plants be healthy and free from disease. Why buy expensive compost from garden centres ( who knows how far it has travelled to get to you ) when you can make your own and eliminate disposal costs too.

Another string to our eco bow is the use of organic fertilizers for lawns and other plants. Our aim is to feed the soil which in turn feeds the plant naturally. A healthy soil full of life will bring rewards in terms of reduced pests and diseases - synthetic fertilizers do nothing for the soil which can become stale and void of life.

The future is natural and organic i think you will agree.

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