July is a month of colour, growth, and full-on activity in the garden. While the sun is (hopefully) shining and your borders are in full swing, this time of year also brings unique challenges, from hot spells and dry soil to fast-growing weeds and hungry pests.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just pottering at weekends, July offers a perfect window to keep your garden thriving through the heat, prepare for autumn crops, and enjoy the results of all your spring efforts.

Here’s your go-to guide on what to focus on in the garden this month, from planting tips to pest control and everything in between.

This week, Team 5, led by Josh Brewer, were on-site in Coventry carrying out essential tree work for Citizen Housing a great example of the kind of behind-the-scenes projects our teams handle daily to keep communities safe and outdoor spaces well managed.

At Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd, supporting the community isn’t just something we believe in; it’s something we act on. That’s why we’re proud to be supporting Keresley Community Library, a space that has been transformed and sustained entirely through the dedication of local volunteers.

In today’s arboriculture industry, competition is fierce. Businesses are constantly jostling for space in an overcrowded market, many offering similar services, at similar prices, with similar messaging.

This "Sea of Sameness" leaves clients confused and encourages a race to the bottom on price, rather than a race to the top on value.

Pricing wars, race-to-the-bottom quotes, and undercutting just to win work are killing the arboriculture industry. Skilled, dangerous, and highly technical work is being sold like it’s a commodity, and it’s unsustainable.

We recently spent the day at the Coombe Abbey Hotel, where John and his brother Dan were hard at work maintaining the grounds. It was a full day of landscaping, with a focus on bringing structure and clarity back to the space after a strong spring growth.

Armed with hedge cutters, mowers, blowers and a clear plan of action, the team set out to get the grounds in shape. Hedges were cut back cleanly, lawns were mown for a sharp finish, and the site was cleared of debris to ensure the whole area looked well-kept and ready for visitors.

June is a brilliant month for gardeners across the UK. With longer, warmer days, everything in the garden starts to take off, but it also means there’s plenty to keep on top of. Whether you’re maintaining garden space, keeping lawns in check, or supporting native wildlife, June is the time to set your outdoor space up for summer success.

In an age where climate change headlines are the norm, it's easy to feel overwhelmed about what we, as individuals and businesses, can actually do to make a difference.

When planting trees in your garden, conifers can be a popular choice for year-round greenery, privacy, and structure. However, planting too close to a property can lead to costly complications, especially with fast-growing or large species like Leylandii.

Oli and his crew have been out across key urban sites, focusing on pruning and pollarding as part of routine arboricultural upkeep. This work is beneficial to the health and safety of Warwickshire’s trees, especially in public areas where overgrowth can affect visibility, access, and infrastructure.

From managing growth around street furniture and pathways to shaping trees for long-term vitality, the team has handled each task with care and efficiency. Their work helps keep these spaces safe, visually tidy, and welcoming for local communities.

Trees are a cherished part of our gardens, offering beauty, shade, and a habitat for wildlife. However, when it comes to cutting or managing trees on your property, it's essential to be aware of the legal considerations to avoid potential disputes or penalties.

We know it can feel risky moving from a company you know to something new. But here at Beechwood Trees and Landscapes, we’re confident that once you step through the door, you’ll wonder why you didn’t do it sooner.

And to make it even more worth your while, we’re offering £500 to every new tree surgeon who joins us in June and completes their 3-month probation.

Recruitment Open Day at Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd.

The event is aimed at anyone interested in a career in arboriculture or landscaping​, from school leavers and apprentices to seasoned professionals looking for a new opportunity.

We are proud to announce that Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd has been awarded the contract for tree maintenance services across Warwickshire’s key urban areas, commencing 1st May 2025.

At Beechwood Trees and Landscapes, protecting wildlife is always a priority — but so is making sure our clients understand what is and isn’t possible when it comes to working around nesting birds.

As spring fully establishes itself, May brings longer days and warmer temperatures that make it the perfect time to truly get your garden into shape. The garden is buzzing with activity this month, with many plants in full bloom and vegetables ready for planting. Here's your comprehensive guide to making the most of your garden this May.

At Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd, we’ve always believed our people are our greatest asset. That’s why, in 2025, one of our three company-wide priorities is employee development

Over the winter months, our dedicated landscaping teams at Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd have been hard at work planting a wide variety of trees across Coventry as part of several local initiatives.

It’s all part of our shared mission with Coventry City Council to increase tree coverage, improve biodiversity, and support healthier, greener public spaces for generations to come.

Tree roots might be out of sight, but they shouldn't be out of mind. While mature trees add beauty and value to properties, their root systems can cause serious problems if left unchecked—especially when they begin encroaching on structures like walls, driveways, and underground utilities.

This week, we were called in to address exactly that issue—a growing concern that many property owners face but often overlook until damage has already occurred.

Challenges and Solutions

Despite the UK being home to some of the world’s most innovative and resilient businesses, many SMEs and growing enterprises are currently facing significant obstacles when it comes to sustainable growth.