Garden maintenance in Charlwood

One regular visit that keeps a Charlwood garden in order, whatever the clay throws at it.

Most people who ask us about garden maintenance in Charlwood want the same thing: to stop worrying about the garden. Village gardens here are often bigger than the time people have for them, and the clay keeps everything growing hard. We turn up on a set day, do whatever the garden needs that visit, and take the waste away. You don’t need to be home.

The same team comes each time, so they get to know your garden: which corner floods, where the bulbs are, which hedge the neighbours care about. Our gardening services in Charlwood run Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm, from our base two and a half miles away in Horley.

What garden maintenance in Charlwood covers each visit

Grass cut and edged, borders weeded, hedges and shrubs kept in shape on a seasonal plan, leaves cleared in autumn and paths swept before we go. On Wealden Clay that rhythm matters. Weeds root deep in rich soil and hedges put on growth fast, so a garden left for six weeks in May looks as if it’s been left for three months. Regular visits keep everything at the stage where each job is quick.

Weekly, fortnightly or monthly for a garden by Gatwick?

Fortnightly is the sweet spot for most gardens in the parish. It keeps lawns tidy through the main season and stays on top of weeds. Weekly suits bigger lawns in May and June. Monthly can work for a low-maintenance plot, though grass usually needs more than that in summer.

Plenty of people search for gardeners near me hoping for a single blitz. We’re happy to do that. But the gardens that get better year on year are the ones on a regular round.

Garden Maintenance in Charlwood: your questions

Anything else, just ring. You’ll speak to the people who do the work.

How are garden maintenance prices worked out?

By the size of the garden, how much there is to do and how often we come. A regular slot works out better per visit than booking one-offs. We’ll come and look, then give you a fixed quote.

Do I need to be in when you visit?

No. As long as we can get into the garden, you can be at work or away. If the ground’s too wet and we have to move a visit, we’ll let you know.

Are hedges part of a regular visit?

Yes. Hedges and shrubs are built into the schedule, with the main cuts planned for September to February, outside the nesting season.