Upkeep that keeps a garden new — scheduled horticulture by the same hands that built the scheme.
A garden is only as good as its maintenance. The finest planting scheme drifts within a season without informed, scheduled care — and recovers slowly, if at all, once it has been let go.
We maintain the landscapes we design, and others we inherit, on planned horticultural schedules that hold a garden at opening-day standard year after year.
Planned pruning, feeding and seasonal work — not reactive call-outs.
Ongoing soil care and monitoring that keeps planting vigorous and resilient.
Early, low-chemical pest and disease management by trained horticulturists.
Regular checks and adjustment so the watering system keeps performing.
Refreshing beds and replacing spent planting to keep the scheme full.
The same team throughout, so standards and knowledge never reset.
Good maintenance is a calendar, not a call-out. We work to a seasonal schedule of pruning, feeding, soil care and irrigation checks, so problems are prevented rather than chased.
Pest and disease are managed the way we build gardens — biologically first, with beneficial insects and healthy soil doing most of the work and chemistry reserved as a last resort.
Because the same team maintains the garden that understands it, knowledge compounds instead of resetting. The property keeps one accountable point of contact and a landscape that stays at its best.
Deferred maintenance is the most expensive kind. Scheduled, knowledgeable upkeep protects the investment already made in a landscape, keeps a hotel or estate photographing at its best, and avoids the costly cycle of neglect and replacement.
Enquire for your propertyTell us about the site and the season you're working towards. We'll arrange a survey and return a drawn plan.