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Landscaping in Cork

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  • 31-03-2019 12:36pm
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    Askthe EA
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    Hi all,

    We bought a house a year ago which had been rented out so back garden had no love for years.

    I've brought it as far as I can but it's just over run with moss and weeds. I want it gone and a new lawn planted.

    Does anyone have any recommendations for a landscaper in Cork who could do it, we also need a flower bed built up and maybe advice on a tree or two.

    Anybody have an idea of cost? The garden is about 30m x 17m relatively flat, not boggy so don't need drainage I don't think. Access isnt great (side access is restricted in width)

    PMs welcome. Thanks in advance.


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    bungaro79
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    was just about to post looking for a landscaper in Cork but saw this post so I hope the OP doesn't mind me hopping in! I'd appreciate any recommendations here too please or by PM


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    Yeah, I'd followed this thread too hoping for a few recommendations. Tumbleweed so far (much like my garden)


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    macraignil
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    PM sent to opening poster. Maybe post a description of what you want to get done by the landscaper you are looking for. Some jobs might need specific machinery to be done efficiently ...


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    Askthe EA
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    Yup, in fairness to Macraignil, he PM'd me and weve met up. Give a bit of detail an you'll have more luck!


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    bungaro79
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    Good point macraignil, I'm after attaching a photo of the back. On the right we're hoping to get someone who could do something with the slope, tidy it up or something. Just next to that is a lot of stones so possibly some sort of plants in here. Then far left, tidy the bit by the wall and make it ready for planting flowers.


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    macraignil
    Registered Users Posts: 3,443 ✭✭✭macraignil


    bungaro79 wrote: »
    Good point macraignil, I'm after attaching a photo of the back. On the right we're hoping to get someone who could do something with the slope, tidy it up or something. Just next to that is a lot of stones so possibly some sort of plants in here. Then far left, tidy the bit by the wall and make it ready for planting flowers.


    Made a video play list of shrubs in my own garden if you are looking for ideas for what plants might be worth putting on that slope.


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