Regular Lawn Care

Maintaining healthy turf requires consistent attention. Our lawn care service operates on weekly or fortnightly schedules, adjusting mowing heights throughout the growing season to promote dense, resilient grass.

Each visit includes mowing, edge trimming along borders and pathways, and removal of clippings or their redistribution as natural mulch when conditions suit. We inspect for common lawn problems during each visit, identifying issues like fungal patches, compaction, or drainage concerns before they become severe.

Seasonal treatments complement regular mowing. Spring scarification removes thatch buildup. Autumn aeration addresses compaction from summer use. Overseeding can help thicken sparse areas and introduce more resilient grass varieties.

£45.00 per visit
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Professional lawn mowing

Landscape Design

Garden design begins with understanding how you use your outdoor space and what you hope to achieve. Our consultation process explores practical requirements alongside aesthetic preferences.

We produce planting plans that consider mature plant sizes, seasonal interest, maintenance requirements, and compatibility with Edinburgh's climate. Hardscape recommendations address materials suitable for Scottish weather conditions and integration with existing architecture.

Implementation support continues beyond the initial design. We can recommend reliable contractors for construction work, source specified plants, and provide planting services to ensure the design translates accurately from plan to garden.

£380.00 consultation
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Landscape design work

Tree and Shrub Pruning

Proper pruning encourages healthy growth patterns, improves flowering performance, and maintains appropriate plant size. Our approach considers each species' growth habits and flowering timing.

Formative pruning of young trees establishes strong branch structure. Maintenance pruning of established specimens removes dead, diseased, or crossing branches. Renovation work can help rejuvenate overgrown or neglected shrubs.

We work with both ornamental and productive plants. Fruit trees receive pruning that balances fruiting potential with manageable tree size. Flowering shrubs get timed cuts that enhance rather than eliminate bloom displays.

£85.00 per hour
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Tree and shrub pruning

Seasonal Garden Care

Gardens need different interventions throughout the year. Our seasonal service addresses tasks that occur quarterly rather than weekly, matching work to growing cycles.

Spring visits focus on preparation: clearing winter debris, dividing overcrowded perennials, applying mulch, and planting new additions. Summer maintenance includes deadheading to prolong flowering, monitoring for pests, and adjusting irrigation needs.

Autumn work prepares gardens for winter: cutting back spent perennials, protecting tender plants, planting spring bulbs, and addressing fallen leaves. Winter visits check for storm damage, adjust plant supports, and plan upcoming changes.

£120.00 per visit
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Seasonal garden maintenance

Border Maintenance

Herbaceous borders require regular attention to look their best. Weeding removes unwanted plants before they establish, reducing long-term maintenance burden. We distinguish between aggressive weeds requiring complete removal and self-seeded garden plants that might enhance informal planting schemes.

Mulching suppresses weed growth, retains soil moisture, and gradually improves soil structure as organic materials break down. We apply mulch at appropriate depths to benefit plants without smothering them.

Plant division rejuvenates congested perennials, provides material for filling gaps, and maintains vigorous flowering. Timing varies by species, but we generally divide spring bloomers in autumn and autumn bloomers in spring.

£62.50 per visit
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Border planting maintenance

Garden Restoration

Neglected gardens often contain valuable plants obscured by overgrowth. Our restoration approach balances clearance with preservation, identifying specimens worth retaining before removing unwanted vegetation.

Initial clearance removes invasive weeds, overgrown vegetation, and accumulated debris. This reveals existing garden structure and allows proper assessment of soil condition, drainage, and remaining plants.

Soil improvement prepares the ground for replanting. We incorporate organic matter, address compaction, and correct drainage issues. Replanting introduces species suited to current conditions, creating a garden that can support ongoing maintenance rather than requiring constant intervention.

£495.00 initial project
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Garden restoration work