Set priorities around the garden you have
We begin with the existing plants, surfaces and access. A heavily weeded bed needs a different approach from a lawn that simply needs cutting. Identifying those differences helps make the work purposeful rather than giving every section the same treatment.
Mowing, strimming, edging, weeding, suitable shrub pruning and collecting clippings can be included in the agreed scope. We discuss the plants to retain and how the garden should look after the visit. A natural planting style can be tidy without every stem being cut to the same height.
The work changes with the condition of the ground and the season. Leaves across a path, soft lawn edges and new growth around an entrance can become the priority at different points. Tell us what is troubling you now rather than feeling you need a gardening calendar.

