Three ways to work together

Professional Garden Maintenance

Scheduled visits — weekly, fortnightly or monthly — covering the work that keeps a garden looking after itself: pruning, weeding, lawn care, hedge and edge work, mulching, and seasonal cut-backs.

Not every job needs a full ongoing arrangement, though. Plenty of people just want the lawn mowed on a regular basis, or a garden that’s gotten away from them brought back under control — that’s just as welcome here as a long-term maintenance round.

• Regular maintenance rounds tailored to your garden’s size and season
• Plain, regular mowing — no design consult or commitment required
• One-off clean-up, rescue & reset for gardens that have gotten out of hand
• Lawn mowing, edging and rotation-based lawn care
• Pruning and shaping for shrubs, hedges and small trees
• Weeding, mulching and general garden tidy-ups

Garden Design & Planting

New beds, replanting tired garden areas, or a full design for a section of your property — built around plants suited to your soil, aspect and how much upkeep you actually want.

• Planting plans using resilient, reset-friendly native species
• Garden bed design and renovation
• Entrance gardens, screening and privacy planting
• Soil preparation and planting

NDIS Support

Yard maintenance support for NDIS participants, delivered under the Assistance with Daily Life category. I work as an unregistered provider, so this suits participants who are plan-managed or self-managed.

• Regular or one-off yard and garden upkeep
• Coordinated with plan managers and support coordinators on request
• Same qualified horticultural care as any other client