Garden assessment
Plant health, soil, irrigation and drainage reviewed on site.
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Keep your garden looking as good as the day it was planted — with a care plan made for your landscape.
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Landscape Planning · Landscape Maintenance A landscape is a living thing — it changes every season and needs the right care to keep looking good. Our landscape maintenance consultation helps homeowners, apartments and offices care for their gardens properly.
We visit, assess plant health, soil, irrigation and drainage, and identify what is going wrong — overwatering, poor drainage, wrong plants for the light, pests or soil problems.
You receive a clear, seasonal care plan: watering, feeding, pruning, mulching and pest checks. Your gardener follows it, and we visit periodically to review and adjust.
If a garden has been neglected, we help decide what to keep, what to replace and how to improve the soil and irrigation, so the garden recovers and stays healthy.
Plant health, soil, irrigation and drainage reviewed on site.
A seasonal schedule for watering, feeding and pruning.
Guidance on trimming trees, hedges and shrubs.
Drip and sprinkler systems checked and adjusted.
Weak or unsuitable plants replaced with better choices.
Clear instructions for your own gardener to follow.
We assess the garden and talk about what is and is not working.
A short report with problems found and recommendations.
A seasonal maintenance schedule for your gardener.
Periodic visits to check progress and adjust the plan.
FAQ
Our focus is landscape maintenance consultation — assessing the garden, preparing a care plan and guiding your gardener. We can recommend regular maintenance support where needed.
Weekly care for watering and tidying, with monthly feeding and seasonal pruning. The exact routine depends on your plants and the season.
Yes. We assess what can be saved, improve the soil and irrigation, and replace plants that do not suit the site.