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Gardener in Ballymote
Garden care in Ballymote and south Sligo, from town gardens to country homes with bigger lawns and long hedges.
Ballymote, Co. Sligo
Town and country gardens in south Sligo.
In short: Green Grows is a fully insured gardening business based in Sligo that covers Ballymote and the rest of County Sligo. Frank offers lawn mowing, hedge cutting, garden clearance, planting and weeding and green waste removal for homes and businesses, as one-off jobs or regular visits, with free, no-obligation quotes on 087 181 5293 or through the quote form.
Ballymote is a market town in south Sligo, known for its castle, surrounded by farmland and country homes. Many gardens here are bigger than in Sligo town, with wide lawns and long boundary hedges.
Green Grows covers the town and the countryside around it, for regular lawn and hedge care or one-off clearances.
- Lawn mowing for large and small gardens
- Cutting of long boundary hedges
- Clearing overgrown corners and borders
- Green waste taken away
What we do
Garden services
Gardening around Ballymote
Bigger gardens, longer hedges.
Large lawns
Country lawns take time to cut properly. A regular visit keeps them neat through the growing season, with edges strimmed and cuttings cleared if you want.
Boundary hedges
Long hedges along roads and fields need cutting once or twice a year. Irish wildlife law restricts cutting hedgerows from 1 March to 31 August, so major hedge work is best planned for autumn and winter.
Older properties
Older houses and inherited properties often have gardens that need clearing back before they can be maintained. We can do the big clear-out and then keep it tidy.
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FAQ
Gardening in Ballymote: your questions
Do you cover Ballymote and south Sligo?
Yes. We cover Ballymote and the surrounding area, including the countryside towards Keash, Gurteen and Tubbercurry.
Can you cut long hedges along a road or field?
Yes. We trim boundary and garden hedges of all sizes and can take the cuttings away. Let us know roughly how long and tall they are when you ask for a quote.
When can hedges be cut in Ireland?
Most garden hedges are trimmed in late spring or early summer and again in autumn. Irish wildlife law restricts cutting hedgerows from 1 March to 31 August while birds are nesting.
Can you clear an overgrown garden at an older property?
Yes. Our garden clearance service cuts back overgrowth, weeds and brambles and takes the green waste away, so the garden is ready to maintain or sell.
Is the quote free?
Yes. We will look at your garden, or photos of it, and give you a clear price with no obligation to go ahead.
Nearby
Also near Ballymote
We also look after gardens in Tubbercurry, Collooney, Sligo town and Boyle. See all the areas we cover.
Ready for a garden you love coming home to?
Tell us what you need and we will get back to you within one working day with a free, no-obligation quote.