Designed for the site. Built for the long run.
A good garden is not finished at handover, it is kept. Our maintenance work is horticultural rather than cosmetic: pruning for the plant and the season, feeding and mulching, adjusting irrigation and reading how the garden is changing year to year.
What it brings to the project
- Plants pruned correctly for their type and season
- Problems caught early rather than at crisis point
- Irrigation adjusted through the year
- Consistent presentation without constant intervention
Well suited to
- Established residential gardens
- New gardens through their establishment period
- Body corporate and commercial grounds
- Seasonal renovation and garden clean-ups
Materials and landscape elements
Material selection is resolved in context. We consider the home, weather exposure, expected use, maintenance and how each finish will sit beside the planting as the garden matures.
- Compost, fertiliser and mulch
- Lawn renovation and soil conditioners
- Irrigation parts and controllers
- Replacement and infill planting
How we approach the work
Assess
We walk the garden, review its condition and agree what the site actually needs.
Program
A visit schedule is set around the seasons and the plants in the garden.
Maintain
Pruning, feeding, mulching, lawn care and irrigation servicing are carried out through the year.
Common questions
Do you maintain gardens you did not build?
Yes. We start with an assessment so we understand the planting, soil and irrigation before taking a garden on.
How often should a garden be visited?
It depends on planting, lawn area and the standard you want held. Fortnightly, monthly and seasonal programs are all common.