Fernhill Gardens · sample business
Gardens kept tidy, season after season
Hedges, lawns, patios and leaves for homes around Harrogate and Knaresborough. When your garden is due again, we're the ones who remember.
Due a hedge cut? Past customers hear from Amy before they have to ask. Try it below.
See it workFernhill is a small team looking after lawns, hedges and patios across North Yorkshire. Most garden jobs come round again: hedges twice a year, a spring lawn feed, a patio clean before summer and leaves in autumn.
The trouble is that past customers forget, and so do we. Runeflake reads the job history, works out who is due for what this month and drafts a personal text that mentions the last job we did. Amy taps send and the replies are handled for her.
Jobs that come round again
Every service has a season, and that is what the reminders run on.
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Hedge cutting
Shaped and cleared away in late spring and again in autumn, before the birds nest and after they leave.
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Lawn care from March to October
Spring feed and scarify
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Patio cleaning
Jet-washed and re-sanded before summer, so the table goes back out on something clean.
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Borders and paths, looked after
2× a year for most hedges
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Leaf clearance
Lawns, drives and gutters cleared in October and November, bagged and taken away.
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Fences and one-offs
Repairs, new panels and clear-outs. One-off jobs never trigger a reminder.
Try it · sample data, nothing is sent
Past customers, back in the diary
Runeflake checks the whole customer book on the 1st of each month. Pick a month: the seasons change who's due.
Customer book
Checking: October 2026Fernhill Gardens
- Tap Send on a draft and the text lands here.
How it works
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It reads your job history
From your diary, invoices or spreadsheet. Every past job has a type and a date, and that's all it needs.
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It knows the garden calendar
Hedges in late spring and autumn, lawns in spring, patios before summer, leaves in autumn. One-off jobs like fence repairs are left alone.
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You tap send, it handles the rest
Bookings go in your diary, "not now" gets a reminder for later, and anyone who says stop never hears from you again.
"Amy's text came just as the hedge was getting out of hand. I replied yes, picked a morning, and never had to chase anyone."
Sarah W. Pannal, HG3 · sample customer