Richmond Professional Landscaping designs, builds and maintains gardens, with work ranging from patios, fencing and planting to lawn care and year-round upkeep across Richmond upon Thames. Garden maintenance covers commercial grounds, rental properties and private gardens that need regular, reliable attention. Visits run all year, shifting from weekly summer mowing to quieter winter pruning.
Regular visits keep lawns mown, edges crisp and borders free of weeds before small jobs turn into big ones. Seasonal tasks follow the calendar, with spring feeding and scarifying, summer deadheading and autumn leaf clearance. Larger one-off clearances bring overgrown gardens back under control before a regular schedule begins.
Visits draw on RHS Level 3 horticultural training, backed by 29 years of landscaping and more than 930 completed projects. Richmond Professional Landscaping is BALI and APL accredited, TrustMark registered and holds 2 BALI National Landscape Awards, with 97% client satisfaction. Every visit ends with green waste removed and the garden left tidy.

Little and often keeps a garden looking cared for without big catch-up sessions. Regular garden maintenance visits run weekly, fortnightly or monthly, depending on how fast the lawn and borders grow.
Each visit follows the same checklist of mowing, edging, weeding and light pruning. We adjust that list through the year so effort goes where the garden needs it most.

Every season brings its own jobs, and timing makes a real difference to results. With seasonal garden maintenance, we feed lawns in spring and cut back perennials once they finish in autumn.
Late summer is the moment for trimming most hedges once nesting birds have fledged. Winter visits focus on pruning roses and apple trees and tidying beds ahead of spring growth.

A garden left for a season or two quickly disappears under brambles, ivy and self-sown saplings. Garden clearance brings it back to a blank, workable state in a day or two.
Our crew removes all green waste from site and checks for anything worth saving, such as established shrubs. Once cleared, the garden is ready for new planting or a regular maintenance plan.

Taking off no more than a third of the blade at once keeps a lawn thick and green. Our lawn mowing follows that rule, with heights raised in dry spells to protect the roots.
Regular edging keeps borders crisp, while autumn scarifying and aeration pull out moss and let air back into compacted soil. Badly worn patches may need full lawn renovation, with a low-nitrogen feed before winter.

A hedge cut slightly narrower at the top than the base stays dense right down to the ground. Hedge and shrub maintenance holds that shape from one cut to the next.
Flowering shrubs are pruned straight after they bloom so next year's buds are not cut away. We take every cutting away with us and leave paths and lawns clear underneath.

Borders lose their impact quickly once weeds, faded flowers and floppy stems take over. Regular flower bed and border maintenance includes deadheading, weeding and staking taller perennials before summer storms flatten them.
A fresh layer of mulch each spring locks in moisture and keeps weeds down for months. Our gardeners also divide crowded perennials every few years so borders keep flowering well.
Local knowledge: Clay and gravel soils across the borough shape how each garden is pruned, fed and watered.
Everything under one roof: Lawns, hedges, borders and clearances are handled by the same crew, so there is no need to juggle several contractors.
Commercial and residential: Commercial grounds, rental properties and private gardens all follow schedules built around how they are used.
Long-term garden health: Pruning, feeding and weed control are timed to the season, so plants grow stronger each year rather than looking tidy for a week.
Richmond Professional Landscaping visit the garden first to look at lawns, borders, hedges and access. Our notes from the visit record anything that needs attention straight away. Access for mowers and the route for taking waste away are checked at the same time.
We agree the tasks, priorities and visit frequency with you, from weekly mowing to twice-yearly hedge cuts. You then receive a written schedule and price for each visit.
We carry out the work with tools matched to each job, from mowers and strimmers to hedge cutters. Pruning follows each plant's season so flowering and growth are never set back. Plants are deadheaded, tied in or cut back as each one needs.
We clear all clippings and green waste at the end of each visit. Paths and patios get a sweep so the garden is left neat and usable.
We keep in touch between visits and adjust the schedule as the seasons change. Our crew also flags problems early, such as pests, disease or failing plants.


A fortnightly maintenance visit in Richmond typically costs £45 to £80, while hourly rates across London and the South East run from £35 to £60. Regular schedules usually work out cheaper than occasional visits, since the garden never gets the chance to become overgrown.
Service Type | Typical London Cost | What Shapes the Price |
|---|---|---|
Lawn mowing visit | £30 to £60 per visit | Lawn size, edging and the removal of clippings. |
Regular fortnightly maintenance | £45 to £80 per visit | Mowing, weeding, light pruning and tidying on a set schedule. |
Garden clearance | £380 to £1,200 for a medium garden | How overgrown the garden is and the volume of waste to remove. |
Hedge trimming | £90 to £220 per standard hedge | Hedge length and height, access and green waste removal. |
Full day of gardening | £250 to £380 per day | 7 to 8 hours of mixed work such as pruning, border care and seasonal jobs. |
Green waste removal, steep or narrow access and gardens left untouched for a season all add time to a visit. Richmond Professional Landscaping confirms the visit frequency and price for each task in writing before the first appointment.
Most gardens suit a weekly or fortnightly visit from spring to autumn, dropping to monthly over winter. A regular fortnightly visit typically costs £45 to £80 in London and the South East. Visit frequency is reviewed each season, so the schedule always matches how fast the garden is growing.
A standard visit covers mowing, edging, weeding, light pruning and clearing away green waste. Seasonal jobs such as hedge cutting, lawn feeding and leaf clearance are added at the right time of year. All green waste leaves with the crew, so there is nothing left to bag up afterwards.
Gardeners across London and the South East typically charge £35 to £60 per hour, compared with £25 to £45 elsewhere in the UK. A full day of 7 to 8 hours usually costs £250 to £380.
Most hedges are trimmed in late summer, once nesting birds have fledged, with fast-growing types such as privet needing a second cut. A standard hedge trim typically costs £90 to £220 in London.
Maintenance looks after an existing garden through mowing, pruning and weeding. Landscaping changes the garden itself with new paving, planting schemes, lawns or structures, and usually costs far more as a one-off project. Many gardens benefit from both, with a landscaping project followed by regular visits to keep it looking new.
Yes, for any garden that has been left to grow wild. A medium garden clearance typically costs £380 to £1,200 in London, after which regular visits keep it under control for a fraction of that each month.
Yes. Spring and autumn feeds, moss control, scarifying and aeration are added to the schedule at the right time of year. A lawn mowing visit on its own typically costs £30 to £60 in London, with treatments priced by lawn size.