Gardening service
Garden Installation
Turn an approved layout into planted beds with attention to soil, spacing, irrigation, mature plant size, seasonal interest, and aftercare.
What to consider
- Plant selection: Match plants to climate, exposure, drainage, mature size, and desired maintenance.
- Bed preparation: Soil condition, weeds, compaction, organic matter, and drainage should be assessed before planting.
- Spacing: Allow room for mature growth rather than filling every gap at installation.
- Mulch: Use suitable mulch depth and keep mulch away from trunks and crowns where appropriate.
- Aftercare: Watering and monitoring are especially important while new plants establish.
Site conditions matter
Results depend on climate, soil, sunlight, drainage, irrigation, plant condition, installation timing, weather, maintenance, pests, disease pressure, and property-specific constraints.
Confirm the final scope
Before work starts, confirm tasks, materials, plants, removal/disposal, irrigation responsibilities, soil amendments, access, pricing, timeline, maintenance, warranties if any, and exclusions.
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