Ongoing garden maintenance keeps the everyday work from becoming a large tidy-up. Set priorities for beds, borders and suitable shrubs, then agree a visit that makes sense for the garden you have.
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Know the work.
Before you book.
Landscaping, tree surgery, major removals and specialist plant treatment are not part of ordinary garden maintenance. Mowing and larger hedge work should be named separately.
A useful maintenance plan identifies the plants to retain before the tidying starts. Mark special plants, bulbs and newly planted areas. Weeding and light shaping should support the garden rather than turn every bed into bare ground.
A garden may need different attention as the season changes. Decide whether the priority is weeding, a border tidy or getting a path clear. A short, clear task list makes it easier to see what was completed and what should come next.
Choose your city.
A little clarity.
Before you book.
Yes. Name the beds or areas you want help with. The visit can focus on those priorities rather than cover the whole section.
No. Ordinary upkeep is different from designing or rebuilding a garden. Structural work and major changes need a separate discussion.
That is confirmed before the visit. They may go into an available suitable garden-waste collection or be removed if that is included in the quote.
A little help.
A better place to come home to.
Tell us what needs attention. We will confirm the work and price before booking.
