What this covers
Planting starts with conditions, not favorites. The request looks at how many hours of sun each bed gets, whether the soil drains or holds water, what is already growing well, and how much pruning, deadheading and watering the household actually wants to do.
A good planting plan then shapes the beds, prepares the soil and layers plants for structure through the year: evergreen bones, shrubs, perennials and grasses, then mulch. Ask how new plants will be watered while they establish; it matters as much as the plant list.
Scope
| What is reviewed | Sun through the day, soil and drainage, existing plants worth keeping, and deer or wildlife pressure |
|---|---|
| Common work | Bed preparation and edging, foundation planting, perennial borders, shrubs, small trees and mulch |
| To confirm before planting | The plant list, bed shapes, soil preparation and the watering plan while plants establish |
| Pricing | Quoted by the business after the site visit. |
How a request works
You describe the beds
Where they are, what is there now, and the look or upkeep you are after.
Conditions are reviewed
The business will confirm how sun, soil and drainage are checked before a plant list is proposed.
The plan is agreed
The business will confirm the plant list, bed layout and care before planting is scheduled.