
Garden maintenance
Mowing, weeding, pruning and border care, with repeat visits when growth needs keeping in check.
A garden to enjoy, without the growing to-do list. Mowing, hedge trimming, weeding and planting — with regular care or a one-off visit.

Choose the job you need help with. Each service page explains the work in more detail; a call helps establish the right starting point.

Mowing, weeding, pruning and border care, with repeat visits when growth needs keeping in check.

Cut long grass, tidy the edges and discuss what the lawn needs next. Wet conditions may affect mowing.

Tackle weeds, fallen leaves and overgrown vegetation. Agree what stays and how the green waste will be handled.
For tree work beyond routine garden upkeep. Describe the tree, its position and access when requesting a quote.
Discuss changes to the layout, surfaces or planting. Landscaping is assessed and priced per project.
Clean patios and paths with pressure-washing equipment. The size and surface of the area affect the quote.
Clear accessible gutters; confirm building height, electricity and front-and-back access. Ask about the service exclusions.
A separate seasonal service. Call to check the current tree options, delivery arrangements and availability.
Start with the problems you can see: grass spilling over a path, weeds between plants or a hedge shutting out light. Agree a priority list before work begins, especially if the garden needs more than one visit.
For ongoing upkeep, explore garden maintenance in London. Larger tree work belongs with the tree surgery service, rather than a routine tidy.
A garden that needs steady attention is a different job from one that has been left for months. Compare regular garden maintenance with a one-off visit, then choose the approach that matches its condition.
| Regular gardening | One-off gardening |
|---|---|
| Ongoing upkeep. Keep pace with growing grass, borders and hedges. | A single visit. Tackle a defined task or an overgrown garden. |
| Weekly, fortnightly or monthly appointments can be arranged. | Agree the priorities, likely time and waste arrangements before booking. |
| Tasks change with the season rather than repeating the same list. | A clearance may need a follow-up if the work exceeds the available time. |
| Useful when you want help staying on top of routine care. | Useful before outdoor entertaining or when taking over a neglected space. |
| Review frequency as growth slows or your priorities change. | Reassess the garden afterwards before committing to repeat visits. |
The rates below apply to garden maintenance, garden clearance and lawn care. Other services use different charging arrangements.
The bill reflects the actual time spent on site. Garden size, the amount of overgrowth, the type of work and difficult access can all affect how long a visit takes. Extra green waste and the frequency of repeat visits also need discussing.
A courtyard reached through the house needs a different plan from a lawn with clear side access. Send photographs and explain gates, steps and parking so the estimate reflects the work.
Rates checked against the published price page on 15 October 2026. Prices depend on area and availability; congestion charges are additional where applicable. Confirm the final quote before booking.
Check the full gardening price guide
Choose a season for practical priorities. Plant type and ground conditions matter more than a date on the calendar.
Clear early weeds before they spread through borders. As grass begins growing, resume mowing when conditions allow rather than cutting wet ground. Check the identity of shrubs before pruning: a general spring cut is not right for every plant. Plan new planting around the light and drainage available.
Keep lawn edges and border weeds under control, but raise the cutting height or pause mowing during hot, dry spells. Give newly planted specimens attention at the roots rather than frequent light sprinkling. Ask the gardeners which jobs should wait when the ground or plants are under stress.
Lift fallen leaves from lawns and slippery paths. Tidy finished annuals and discuss planting while the ground is workable. Healthy standing stems and ornamental grasses can be left for winter structure and wildlife; a tidy garden does not need every border cut bare.
Avoid walking or working on frozen or waterlogged lawns. Concentrate on leaf build-up, access and suitable plant care when conditions allow. Pruning depends on the species: confirm what the plant is before deciding on a winter cut. Use the quieter period to agree spring priorities.
A useful estimate starts with a clear description of the garden and the tasks you want completed.
Give your postcode, the garden’s size and condition, and the jobs that matter most. Photographs help the team estimate the time and prepare.
Agree the tasks, timing and quote, including waste. Explain access and nearby parking before the team arrives with its equipment.
The charge follows the time spent on site. If more time is needed, extending the visit depends on the team’s schedule; a follow-up may be necessary.
Start with the jobs your garden needs, the access available and the time you want to allow. We’ll discuss the appointment, equipment and waste arrangements before you book.
Go GardenersThe published gardening rates cover a team of two. Tools, equipment and bags are supplied; arrange property access and nearby parking.
Up to 120 litres of green waste is included. Larger volumes cost extra; agree removal or an alternative before work starts.
Weekly, fortnightly and monthly care can be arranged. One-off visits are also available, without presenting every garden as a landscaping project.
Explore local garden care in the selected London and M25 areas. Call with your postcode to confirm availability and discuss access; the map shows locations, not a guaranteed service boundary.
Check the area directory or call about your address.

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13 June 2022 ↗For a garden-specific quote, call with your postcode and a short description of the work.
020 3746 2449Weekly, fortnightly and monthly visits can be arranged. The right interval depends on growth, the size of the garden and which jobs you handle yourself. Review the schedule as the season changes rather than assuming every visit needs the same tasks.
Routine tasks include lawn mowing, hedge trimming, weeding, planting and leaf clearance. Agree the priorities when booking. Larger landscaping or substantial tree work needs the appropriate service, rather than being assumed part of a maintenance visit.
No. The gardening team brings tools, equipment and bags. You need to arrange access to the property and a nearby parking spot. Tell the team about narrow gates, steps or a route through the house before the visit.
The published allowance covers up to 120 litres of green waste. Additional removal is chargeable. The team can also discuss using your compost area or green bin; confirm the volume and disposal arrangements when agreeing the work.
Yes. Explain the size and layout, including containers, raised beds or a courtyard reached through the property. The gardening minimum booking charge still matters for a small job, so discuss your priority tasks before arranging the visit.
Yes. A one-off appointment can concentrate on tasks such as leaf clearance, planting or a general tidy. The work still needs to suit the plants and conditions; rain may prevent lawn mowing even when other gardening can continue.
The initial estimate depends on your description of the garden and is more useful with photographs. Size, condition and access affect the time. Extra work on the day depends on the team’s schedule; it cannot always be finished in the same appointment.
The listed garden care services are charged by time, with a first-hour minimum and a lower rate for subsequent hours. You pay for the time spent on site. Extra waste, location and applicable charges need confirming alongside the estimate.
The team can carry out the agreed gardening work if suitable property access has been arranged. Explain how to enter, which areas can be used and how the property should be left. Confirm the arrangements directly when booking.
Yes. You can provide the exact plants and planting materials. If you want plants arranged for you, the published FAQ asks for two days’ notice and a list of types, colours and quantities. Confirm the practical arrangements before the appointment.
Call with your postcode, the garden’s condition and your priorities. We’ll discuss the work and the next available arrangements.
Call 020 3746 2449