To better understand the needs, aspirations, and challenges of our employees, we recently conducted a comprehensive feedback survey.

The insights gathered have been instrumental in helping us shape our strategies for growth and development, both as a company and as an employer.

February may still feel cold and gloomy, but it’s a crucial month for gardeners to get a head start on the growing season. As the days gradually lengthen and signs of early spring appear, there’s plenty to do both indoors and outdoors. From preparing vegetable beds and pruning fruit trees to protecting delicate blossoms and planning for wildlife, these tasks will help ensure your garden flourishes in the months to come. With a little preparation now, you’ll be ready to welcome a vibrant and productive garden this spring! 🌱

We are delighted to announce that Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd has been awarded the Framework Agreement to provide Tree Management Services for Redditch Borough Council.

As we step into the final weeks of winter, now is the perfect time to start building a bug hotel in your garden. These simple yet effective structures provide shelter for insects that play a vital role in our ecosystem, including pollinators like bumblebees. By setting up a bug hotel now, before the rush of spring, you’ll create a welcoming habitat for wildlife just in time for them to emerge.

We are proud to announce that Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd has been selected as the trusted provider of specialist arboricultural services for The Guinness Partnership across the South and South-West regions. 

As we approach bird nesting season in the UK, it’s essential to plan ahead for any land development, tree removal, or outdoor maintenance projects. Nesting season typically runs from March to August, and during this time, birds and their nests are protected by law. Acting early can save time, money, and, most importantly, protect wildlife. Here’s everything you need to know about preparing for bird nesting season.

Tree removal is always a careful process, but working in sensitive locations like a graveyard requires an extra level of precision and respect. At Beechwood Trees and Landscapes, we recently completed a project involving the removal of several large trees in a historic graveyard.

As the wet winter weather settles over Coventry's gardens, January might seem like a quiet month for gardening. However, at Beechwood Trees and Landscapes, we know there's plenty to do to ensure your garden thrives come spring. With our years of experience serving the West Midlands, we've learnt that winter gardening in Britain requires specific attention to our unique climate conditions.

As the festive season draws to a close, it’s time to think about what comes next for your Christmas tree. While the tree has been a centrepiece of holiday joy, it’s essential to consider how to dispose of it responsibly. Millions of Christmas trees are discarded every year, often ending up in landfills, which contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental waste. Thankfully, there are numerous ethical and sustainable ways to dispose of your Christmas tree while giving back to the planet. Here’s a guide to help you do just that.

When a storm brings down a tree, it can cause significant damage—not just to landscapes but to buildings and homes as well. In one of our recent projects, our team faced a major challenge: a large tree had fallen directly onto the roof of a property. Tackling such a complex situation required expertise, precision, and teamwork.

As I reflect on 2024, I’m filled with a sense of pride and gratitude for what has been an eventful and transformative year for Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd.

This year has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, with its fair share of highs and lows, but ultimately, it has been a journey of growth, learning, and incredible achievements.

The festive season is a time of joy, but it often comes with a lot of waste, particularly from wrapping paper. Did you know that millions of rolls of wrapping paper are discarded each Christmas, contributing to landfill waste? At Beechwood Trees and Landscapes, we believe sustainability is a shared responsibility, and small changes—like choosing eco-friendly gift wrap—can make a big difference. In this blog, we’ll explore how you can reduce your festive waste, recycle wrapping paper responsibly, and highlight some of Beechwood’s ongoing environmental initiatives.

When a storm hits, the impact on your property can be significant. From fallen trees to hanging branches, the aftermath often leaves behind hazards and damage that require urgent attention. Addressing these issues promptly and correctly is vital—not just for the safety of your home and family but also to maintain the long-term health of your garden and trees.

A beautifully maintained Christmas tree is the centrepiece of holiday celebrations. Whether you’ve chosen a real cut tree or a potted one, proper care ensures it looks fresh and vibrant throughout December. Here’s how to care for your Christmas tree to keep it at its best and ensure a sustainable approach to the festive season.

As the winter months settle in, gardening might be the last thing on your mind, but December is an important month for preparing your garden for the year ahead. While it’s a quieter time in the garden, there are still several tasks that can help maintain your outdoor space and ensure it’s ready for spring. Here’s a comprehensive December gardening checklist to keep your garden healthy and thriving.

As winter approaches, the challenges faced by those unable to afford adequate heating become even more pronounced. This problem not only impacts physical health but also mental well-being, creating a cycle of hardship that can be difficult to break.

As National Tree Week kicks off from November 23rd to December 1st, it’s time to reflect on the importance of tree planting and its profound impact on our environment and communities. This nationwide campaign, initiated by the Tree Council, marks the start of the UK’s winter planting season—a crucial period for rejuvenating the landscapes we all cherish.

At Beechwood Trees and Landscapes, we’ve had several customers approach us with concerns about their apple trees falling over. One common issue has been trees toppling due to the excessive weight of apples that haven’t been removed, especially during harvest season. Overloaded branches put additional strain on the tree, increasing the likelihood of it falling in strong winds or heavy rain. If your apple tree has fallen, here’s what you need to know and how to address the situation.

Tree root spread is a crucial factor to consider in landscaping and urban development. Roots can extend far beyond the visible canopy, often leading to unintended conflicts with structures, utilities, and other plants.

Understanding how tree roots grow and interact with their environment can help prevent issues like pavement lifting, and structural damage.

In this post, we’ll explore how tree roots spread, factors that influence their growth, and tips for managing root systems in built environments.

Embracing Positivity and Mental Health: A Visit from David Smith, the 'Mindset Soldier'