Hertfordshire
Where the van actually goes.
Each page is the ground in that town, and the photographs if a job there has already been published. The address is The Garden Centre, Birchall Lane, Hertford.
Hertfordshire
Elstree
Gardens on the hill, towards the studios and the road into Borehamwood.
Hertfordshire
Borehamwood
The published drive is Mr Gorden’s sandstone.
Hertfordshire
Radlett
Longer plots and steep entrances. The Kharne drive is the published hill.
Hertfordshire
Potters Bar
Older gardens that have closed in. The Arlington patio is the local pair of photographs.
Hertfordshire
Bushey
On the way to Watford. Clay, older roads, and edges before extra planting.
Hertfordshire
Shenley
Village plots between Radlett and London Colney: lane hedges and the odd side courtyard.
Hertfordshire
Watford
Smaller town gardens west of Bushey. Shared access, and patios that have to do several jobs.
Hertfordshire
London Colney
Lane gardens and later estates sit side by side, close to the Colne.
Hertfordshire
St Albans
Three published gardens: Guilder, Mason and Readshaw. One of them is still on a monthly visit.
Hertfordshire
Harpenden
Larger, leafier plots. The first call is often a tree, and the patio follows.
Hertfordshire
Hatfield
Old Hatfield and the new town want different work. Grounds rounds cover both.
Hertfordshire
Welwyn Garden City
A town planned around its gardens. Most visits are a simpler layout and trees kept in scale.
Hertfordshire
Hemel Hempstead
New-town drives and older lanes. The Kemptons’ failing tarmac is the published driveway.
Hertfordshire
Hertford
The practice address is here. Mrs Antony’s plot went from rough ground to lawn, paving and gravel.
Hertfordshire
Stevenage
Front gardens seen on every arrival. Mrs Marshall’s is the published one.