ASHRIDGE
A sweep of lavender in high summer

A monthly retainer

Garden Care Club

The photograph is the build. The garden is what happens in the twelve months after. This is the missed trick.

Landscape firms are built around the project. Clients are left with a WhatsApp group and a hopeful spring. We sell the opposite: a named gardener, a visit cadence, a seasonal plan, and a subscription that makes the studio calmer to run.

Seasonal garden work — planting and tending
Autumn colour in a mature garden

Seasonal programme

The year, written down.

Dec – Feb

Winter

Structure, prune, soil. The garden is read, not merely tidied. Roses, wisteria, fruit. Mulch. Tools serviced.

Mar – May

Spring

Feed, divide, plant. The first cut. Supports in. A second wave of annuals if the Club plan includes them.

Jun – Aug

Summer

Deadhead, water only where needed, keep edges true. The garden should look considered on a Thursday, not just for a Saturday party.

Sep – Nov

Autumn

Edit, not strip. Leave seedheads where they earn their place. Plant bulbs. Lift and divide. Prepare the year ahead.

Membership

Three plans. One garden.

Prices in pounds, billed monthly. Stripe Checkout is stubbed on this demo — the buttons show the flow without taking a card.

One visit a month

Grounds

£165/ month

For established gardens that need a steady hand, not a weekly crew.

  • Monthly visit, three hours
  • Seasonal cut, edge and feed
  • Spring and autumn prune
  • A written note after each visit

Two visits a month

Garden

£285/ month

The plan most town gardens want. Enough presence to keep the border honest.

  • Fortnightly visit, half a day
  • Full seasonal programme
  • Planting-up twice a year
  • WhatsApp line to your gardener

Weekly in season

Estate

£420/ month

Larger plots, kitchen gardens, and houses that are used every weekend.

  • Weekly April–October, fortnightly in winter
  • Kitchen garden included
  • Event prep by arrangement
  • Named lead gardener

Not sure which cadence the garden wants?

We will walk it with you. The first visit is a conversation, not a contract.

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