Hortlands’ passion for garden perfection extends far beyond cosy courtyards and suburban lawns. We’re proud to be the trusted partners of some of the most impressive large estate gardens across Buckinghamshire, London, and the Home Counties. Whether you’re the owner of a historic manor with rich grounds or a large modern property with intricate landscaping, our garden maintenance services are tailored to your needs.
Our team of expert horticulturists have the skill and experience to care for your expansive oasis. Contact us today to discuss your requirements.
Benefits of Regular Garden Maintenance Investing in professional garden maintenance isn’t just about aesthetics; it offers a wealth of benefits for you and your property:
Contact Hortlands today for a free consultation and let us help you create the garden of your dreams. We’ll discuss your needs and budget to develop a personalised garden maintenance plan that keeps your garden looking its best all year round.
Hortlands have maintained this client's garden on the borders of Northwest London and Hertfordshire since 2018. The team work off of a bespoke schedule all year round, consisting of one visit a week in the summer months, and one visit per fortnight throughout winter.
Here at Hortlands we have been building exceptional gardens across the Cotswolds for many years now, we are experts in horticulture and take our profession very seriously. So, who better to keep them looking their best and fully maintaining your garden than us?
Garden maintenance isn’t just about mowing lawns – it’s a multi-layered investment! It keeps your plants thriving, boosts property value with curb appeal and functionality, and reduces stress while connecting you with nature. Win-win-win for your garden, your property, and your well-being!
Garden maintenance keeps your outdoor haven healthy and beautiful! It covers basics like lawn mowing, hedge trimming, and weed control, but goes beyond with seasonal care, tree pruning, water feature upkeep, and even patio cleaning. Choose a provider like Hortlands that you can trust to personalise a plan for your unique garden or outdoor space and enjoy effortless outdoor bliss.
The frequency in which you need to do garden maintenance depends on a variety of factors, including:
Climate: Warmer climates typically require more frequent maintenance, while colder climates may only need regular attention during growing seasons.
Plants: Different plant varieties have different watering, pruning, and fertilizing needs. Fast-growing plants or those with delicate blooms may need more attention than slower-growing or hardier plants.
Lawn size and type: Larger lawns will naturally require more mowing and edging than smaller ones. Different grass types also have varying mowing needs.
Personal preferences: Some people enjoy spending time in their gardens and may choose to do daily tasks like watering and weeding, while others prefer minimal maintenance and may only tackle major tasks like pruning and cleaning up leaves seasonally.
Here’s a general guideline for how often:
Watering: In most climates, water deeply and infrequently (around once or twice a week) rather than giving shallow, daily waterings. During periods of heat or drought, you may need to water more often.
Mowing: Depending on your grass type and climate, you may need to mow once or twice a week in the peak growing season and less frequently in cooler months.
Weeding: Weed early and often to prevent them from establishing themselves and competing with your desired plants. Aim to weed at least once a week.
Pruning and fertilising: The frequency of pruning and fertilising varies depending on the type of plant. Many shrubs and trees only need pruning once or twice a year, while some flowering plants may benefit from deadheading (removing spent blooms) throughout the season. Most plants benefit from annual fertilisation, but some may need it more or less often.
Cleaning up: Rake leaves and remove debris from your garden regularly to keep it looking tidy and prevent problems like disease or pests.
