NEW APPOINTMENT
Michael Thomas has been appointed Tree Works Manager at Ginkgo Landscape Contractors Ltd. He will be responsible for the operations and growth of Ginkgo’s tree surgery department. He takes over the role from James MacDonald who will stay at Ginkgo in the role as full time S.E.Q. Manager as the company develops its portfolio of social housing contracts.
DEVELOPING THE ESTATES
Peabody Trust has appointed London based landscaping company Ginkgo Landscape Contractors to change the face of the Peabody estates.
Formed 21 years ago, Ginkgo Landscapes has grown from the maintenance of small London domestic gardens to a major supplier of Grounds Maintenance in London. Bringing to the market a horticulturally driven company wanting to actually improve the landscapes they maintain and show how even rather drab urban environments can be made to flower and develop.
Residents will see a positive change in their surrounding environment with a much more focused approach to the planting and maintenance of existing gardens and the introduction of a landscape where plants are allowed to grow naturally displaying all their curves and graces.
Ginkgo Company Directors Dan Curran and Anthony Challis told The Landscaper “The winning of the Peabody contract shows how a smaller company can succeed over the big corporate boys and it’s heartening to know there are organisations that are actually interested in providing quality and a dynamic approach to grounds maintenance not solely based on price.”
Tel : 020 7498 2021
info@ginkgogardens.co.uk
www.ginkgogardens.co.uk
Author: David Curtis
'The Landscaper'
Date: 17th November, 2011
Formed 21 years ago, Ginkgo Landscapes has grown from the maintenance of small London domestic gardens to a major supplier of Grounds Maintenance in London. Bringing to the market a horticulturally driven company wanting to actually improve the landscapes they maintain and show how even rather drab urban environments can be made to flower and develop.
Residents will see a positive change in their surrounding environment with a much more focused approach to the planting and maintenance of existing gardens and the introduction of a landscape where plants are allowed to grow naturally displaying all their curves and graces.
Ginkgo Company Directors Dan Curran and Anthony Challis told The Landscaper “The winning of the Peabody contract shows how a smaller company can succeed over the big corporate boys and it’s heartening to know there are organisations that are actually interested in providing quality and a dynamic approach to grounds maintenance not solely based on price.”
Tel : 020 7498 2021
info@ginkgogardens.co.uk
www.ginkgogardens.co.uk
Author: David Curtis
'The Landscaper'
Date: 17th November, 2011
