22/10/2026
Enjoying your home in Spain shouldn’t mean putting yourself at risk with heavy pruning or dangerous ladder work. ✂️🌴
Many of our resident clients don't need a weekly gardener—they just need a qualified professional to handle the heavy lifting, high tree cuts, and seasonal tidy-ups.
Take Yucca plants, for example! As you can see in the video above, when they are pruned properly, you don't just keep your garden looking tidy—you can actually get a whole batch of FREE additional plants for your garden or to gift to friends and neighbours! 🪴✨
If you're tackling your own Yuccas after a prune, here is how to propagate the cuttings for best results:
✂️ 1. Strip the Leaves: Take your branch cutting and strip off the bottom leaves, leaving a good 5–6 inches of bare stem exposed at the base.
💧 2. Pre-Soak: Stand the cutting upright in water for 3–4 days so it absorbs a good amount of water.
🌱 3. Prepare the Hole: Dig your planting spot and fill the hole with water first to hydrate the soil.
🪴 4. Plant: Place the cutting in the hole, making sure no leaves are buried under the soil!
💦 5. Water: Water every second day for 2–3 weeks while it gets established.
Prefer to leave the big pruning jobs and dangerous ladder work to the pros? Our quarterly "Heavy Lifter" visits keep your garden manageable and safe year-round on a predictable budget.
💬 Message GardenHart for an honest, straightforward quote.
