Hedge Trimming & Shaping
Hedges cut, shaped and kept in line, from a single garden hedge to full boundary runs, with the clippings cleared when we go.

Gardening, Done Properly
Hedges, borders, pruning and tidy-ups across Edinburgh’s south and west, on the same fortnightly rounds as our lawn care. Free assessments first.
What You Need To Know About Gardening In Edinburgh
Edinburgh gardens run from tight tenement back greens to the big hedged plots of Barnton and Morningside, and most of them share the same problem: plenty worth keeping, and not enough hours to keep it. Our gardening service exists for exactly that.
The work rides the rounds we already run through the city’s south and west: hedges trimmed and shaped, borders weeded and planted, shrubs pruned at the right point in the year, and the growth cleared away when we go.
Start with a free assessment. We walk the garden, agree what regular care should cover, and put the price in writing. One-off tidy-ups are as welcome as regular visits, and there is no contract either way.
Everything Your Garden Needs
Build the visits around what your garden actually needs. Some customers add gardening to their lawn round; others book a one-off tidy-up first. Priced after a quick look, no contract either way.
Hedges cut, shaped and kept in line, from a single garden hedge to full boundary runs, with the clippings cleared when we go.
Pruning at the right time for the plant: shape kept, dead wood out, and growth encouraged where you want it.
One-off clear-ups and seasonal tidies that bring an overgrown garden back under control, ready for regular care.
Borders planted, beds refreshed and kept weeded, with plants matched to the spot they are going into.
Beds, borders, paths and drives kept clear of weeds through the season, little and often rather than in one battle.
Fence runs repaired or replaced, with patios and paths laid as part of our landscaping work.
Davie’s Advice before you spend a penny
What Davie tells every customer, whether they book us or not. Free to ignore, but he’s usually right.

Nesting season runs March to August. Check before you cut, or save the big cuts for late summer.
Spring flowerers get cut after they flower, summer ones in late winter. Timing beats enthusiasm.
Ten minutes a fortnight beats a lost weekend in June. Or let us do the ten minutes.
A good mulch in spring feeds the soil, holds water and smothers half the weeding before it starts.
A sun-lover in deep shade will sulk no matter what you feed it. Match the plant to the spot.
Trim light and regular and the hedge thickens. Let it stretch and you end up cutting into bare wood.
Got a question these don't cover? Ask Davie. He answers everything himself.
Why Folk Round Here Stick With DSM
Here’s what keeps customers on the round year after year.
You get the same faces on a fixed day every visit, not whoever happens to be free that week.
Quoted once, in writing, after we've seen the garden. No meters running and no surprise extras.
Stay because the garden looks good, not because a bit of paper says you have to.
Public liability cover on every job, and we're happy to show you the certificate.
Clippings and prunings taken away or composted on site, whichever suits you. Nothing left on the path.
Based in Midlothian, working the same streets every week. We live here too.
What Edinburgh Folk Say About Us
Real reviews from Gardening customers around Edinburgh and the Lothians.
What Matters Here for Gardening in Edinburgh
Edinburgh packs every kind of garden into a few miles: mature hedged plots in Barnton and Colinton, family gardens in Fairmilehead and Liberton, and sheltered back greens closer in. Different spaces, same need for regular hands.
This is hedge country: privet and beech along the villa streets, leylandii where someone wanted privacy in a hurry. Kept lightly trimmed they stay dense and neat; left to stretch, they get expensive. Little and often wins.
Gardening visits ride the same fortnightly rounds as our Edinburgh lawn work, so the hedge, the borders and the lawn can be handled in one visit by the same crew. One-off tidy-ups reset a garden that has got away; the round keeps it there.
Our Edinburgh rounds run every two weeks, usually Monday to Wednesday, through the south and west of the city. Assessments are free, prices are agreed in writing, and there is no contract to sign.
Every Town We Cover In Edinburgh
Every town has its own page with the local detail, or start from the Edinburgh overview.
Let’s Get Your Lawn On The Plan
A free assessment, clear pricing agreed up front, and a local team you’ll get to know. Twenty minutes now saves a season of guesswork.