Garden maintenance in Earlswood

Regular visits that keep Earlswood gardens tidy all year, so you don’t have to think about them.

Garden maintenance in Earlswood is what most people ask us for: a set day, the same team, and a garden that’s tidy when you get home. We mow and edge, weed the borders, keep hedges and shrubs in shape, and take all the waste away, every visit. That’s regular garden maintenance: no booking each time, no chasing.

It suits Earlswood well. With a station on the Brighton Main Line, plenty of people here are gone before we arrive at seven. And gardens grow fast on the clay, so a fortnightly visit stops things running away from you between weekends.

Garden maintenance in Earlswood, visit by visit

In the growing season, fortnightly is the sweet spot for most gardens here. A typical visit is a cut and edge, a pass along the borders for weeds, a trim of anything brushing the path, and a sweep. In late spring we might go weekly for a few weeks while the grass is flying. Through winter, visits drop to monthly or less and the work shifts to leaves, hedges and cutting back. If wet clay means the lawn can’t be mown that day, we’ll do the other jobs and come back for the grass.

Gardening services for Victorian plots and later estates

A narrow terraced garden in North Earlswood and a family garden in Whitebushes, built in the 1970s or early 1980s, need quite different things. The older plots are often small and enclosed, with tired soil and nowhere to park a wheelbarrow. The later estates tend to have more lawn, longer fences and boundary hedges that have grown taller than anyone planned. Royal Earlswood Park has its own mix of houses and flats. We set the schedule around the garden you’ve actually got, not a standard list.

Garden Maintenance in Earlswood: your questions

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

How often will you come?

Fortnightly through the growing season suits most gardens, with monthly visits in winter. Bigger or busier gardens might want weekly in late spring. We’ll suggest what makes sense once we’ve seen it.

Is it the same gardeners each time?

Yes. The same team every visit, so they know your garden, your gate and which plants you’re fond of.

What happens to all the waste?

It leaves with us after every visit. You won’t need a garden waste bin or a trip to the recycling centre on Horley Road.

How are regular visits priced?

We’ll look at the garden and agree a fixed price per visit based on its size and what needs doing. You can change the schedule as the year goes on.