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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 7 MIN

New Fantastic Gardeners Data Reveals the Real Garden Stress Trigger For Londoners

from Global Economic Press · host Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the challenges faced by Londoners in maintaining their urban gardens, as revealed by a new report from Fantastic Gardeners. The report, based on over 69,000 jobs completed in 2025, highlights the most common gardening tasks outsourced by residents, with hedge and bush pruning leading at 27.47 percent. The data underscores the growing demand for professional gardening services to handle labor-intensive tasks that require specialist tools and complex waste removal, especially in areas with limited access and parking restrictions. The episode explores how these logistical challenges contribute to the stress of urban gardening in London, prompting many residents to seek professional help. Fantastic Gardeners, a professional gardening service provider, offers solutions to these challenges by supporting London households and property owners with high-effort tasks such as hedge pruning, weeding, lawn care, and seasonal clear-ups. The podcast discusses how the company’s services, which include planned waste handling and the option for regular maintenance, help alleviate the stress of garden upkeep. For more information on how Fantastic Gardeners can assist with your gardening needs, visit their website at Fantastic Gardeners.

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