Yew Tree Garden Services

24/06/2026

🌳 Keeping managed developments looking their best

Another communal site looking sharp this week. We keep the lawns neat, edges crisp and grounds tidy across the whole development so residents enjoy well-kept surroundings.

It’s not just domestic gardens — we work with management companies and commercial clients too.

📞 Get in touch for a free site visit.
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05/06/2026

Apologies we've gone a bit quiet on here lately! 🌱
The truth is we're busier than ever — demand's been high and we've had our heads down out in gardens across Worcestershire, keeping on top of the work rather than the posting.
Here's our latest customer, after some regular lawn maintenance and a bit of light tree work.😀

26/03/2026

This one made a big difference! ✂️

Overgrown shrubs and a conifer hedge that was blocking all the natural light from the customer's windows — all cut back and looking great now. ☀️

Give us a shout if your garden needs some love!

23/02/2026

🌿 Yew Tree Garden Services 🌿
We’re now taking bookings for the season!
Keeping your garden looking its best all year round!

04/02/2026

Out with the old and in with a strong, tidy new fence 🔨
We’ve installed featheredge panels on concrete posts and gravel boards, giving a smart finish with added strength and durability. Built to last and looking great!

26/01/2026

Another successful job completed in Hanbury today 🌳
We carried out an apple tree reduction and a full leaf tidy-up — a big transformation and a very happy customer! 👍

24/01/2026

Job completed in Bromsgrove.
Reduced three apple trees to improve overall form, light pe*******on, and long-term health. All cut material was removed and the site left clean and tidy.
One damaged fence panel was also replaced as requested by the customer.

For fencing or general garden work, feel free to get in touch 📞🏡

12/01/2026

20/12/2025

Winter hedge cutting job completed 🍂

Hedges trimmed back into shape, leaving them neat, healthy, and well prepared for the colder months ahead. Proper cutting now helps keep them strong and manageable come spring.