Garden care
Help the planting settle in and develop.
Seasonal care shaped around the design, the site and the way the garden is changing.
Care after handover
A landscape is finished. A garden keeps moving.
New planting needs different attention from an established garden. Early care is about roots, soil moisture and replacements; later work is more about pruning, balance and keeping the original structure legible.
A care plan sets priorities by season and by planting zone, rather than treating every visit as the same list of tasks.
What this can include
- Seasonal garden reviews
- Formative pruning and plant editing
- Soil, mulch and feeding guidance
- Replacement and infill planting
- Irrigation checks and adjustments
- Care priorities for owner-maintained gardens
Care that follows the garden
Observe. Plan. Adjust.
- 01
Observe the garden
Plant health, soil, exposure and the way each part of the garden is developing are reviewed.
- 02
Plan the season
Pruning, feeding, replacement planting and soil work are prioritised for the right time of year.
- 03
Adjust over time
Planting is edited as it matures so paths stay clear and the intended structure remains visible.