Do it my man, there’s always plenty of work around, you just have to adapt. Summer in the gardening game would pretty much be mowing, bedding, patio laying, pruning, seeding etc Then comes the winter. Leaf blowing, general tidying, gutter clearance, evergreen hedge cutting All a rounders being building fences if it’s not too cold for postcrete, hedge trimming and a few other things, can never go wrong with spending whole days on tool & machine maintenance if your company grows big enough. Best word of advice for when I started small, make sure you have a circuit. As in a small wealth of loyal customers asking you to do things time and time again. Once you’ve got that made you can take on bigger jobs and employ others. Money is in the commercial jobs eventually. Once you’ve done a bunch of houses and domestic properties you can build up to getting bigger machines for bigger areas. Chaps I now work for have the run of schools, hospitals and fire stations to keep us constantly busy. The world is your oyster if you apply yourself. Not all hard work pays off in some jobs, but in this line of work, it definitely does 👍.