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Lawn Care Services in Leeds

Lawn mowing, aeration, scarifying & feeding across Roundhay, Chapel Allerton, Alwoodley, Headingley, and beyond.

A Greener, Healthier Lawn

A lush, green lawn lifts the whole garden. Whether it’s a front lawn that makes a strong first impression or a back garden you want to enjoy more, I can help keep your grass looking its best.

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and reliable

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Seasonal

Lawn Care

Bert's Garden Services Lawn Mowing service

Why Proper Lawn Care Matters

Lush green grass

1.

Encourage proper lush, green growth

Moss collected from scarifying a lawn

2.

Reduces moss & weed growth for a clean finish

Fresh, striped cut lawn

3.

Get a beautiful cut lawn without the hassle

How I Can Help:

Regular Lawn Mowing
Keeping things neat & encouraging stronger growth.
Garden fork
Aeration & Scarification
Improving drainage and removing thatch & moss.
Seasonal Feeding Treatment
Improving the health and colour of your lawn.

What My Customers Say

★★★★★

"Bert came to do some work in my garden as I had fallen behind with the maintenance. He did a fantastic job with the grass and hedges, as well as cutting back an overhanging tree."

David P

Cross Gates

★★★★★

"Knowledgeable, efficient, highly communicative, skilled. Throughly recommended"

Joe M

Horsforth

★★★★★

"Bert came to me by recommendation. He has been an outstanding gardener in all gardening services I have required up to date"

Heidi S

Roundhay

FAQs

How often should my lawn be mowed?

From March to October, most lawns benefit from a cut every 1–2 weeks depending on weather and growth. In peak summer, weekly mowing keeps things neat and encourages thicker growth. I’ll always adjust the schedule based on the season, weather and how your lawn is getting on.

Does my lawn need aeration or scarifying?

If your lawn feels spongy, drains poorly, has moss build-up or looks thin and tired, aeration and/or scarifying can make a big difference.
Aeration relieves compacted soil and improves drainage.

Scarifying removes moss and thatch to allow for healthier growth.
I’ll always assess your lawn first and only recommend what it genuinely needs.

Can you improve a patchy or mossy lawn?

Patchy lawns can often be improved with overseeding, proper feeding and better drainage. Moss is usually a sign of compaction, shade or poor drainage which are all things that can be addressed with the right treatment plan. I’ll assess, then explain what’s causing the issue and how we can improve it over time.

What areas do you cover for lawn care?

I provide professional lawn care across all Leeds postcodes, including Roundhay, Chapel Allerton, Alwoodley, Headingley, Wetherby, Horsforth and surrounding areas. If you’re unsure whether I cover your area, just drop me a message.

Ready to Transform Your Lawn?

Get a free, no-obligation quote today. Across all Leeds postcodes.

Call or Text

07825 560916

Serving

Leeds

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