Gardens in Marylebone.

From regular lawn mowing to replanted borders and a new run of fencing, our garden teams look after the complete outdoor side of properties across London and Surrey. We usually work in two-person teams, so more gets done on every visit — turning up on time, working cleanly, and clearing away the waste when we're done.

Marylebone keeps our garden engineers busy across its managed mansion and apartment blocks, from the mansion blocks along Baker Street to the flats above the Marylebone High Street shops. Communal grounds around blocks are usually our work at its most scheduled: regular visits arranged with managing agents, frontages and shared lawns kept consistently smart, and clear invoicing the block can account for. Residents notice the difference; agents notice the reliability.

Marylebone also has its share of period buildings converted into flats. Gardens shared between converted flats need a garden team who can work diplomatically — communal lawns, courtyard pots and access through the building all come with neighbours attached. We schedule visits considerately, protect hallways when carrying kit through, and keep shared spaces presentable for everyone.

Apartments often sit behind shared walls and communal supplies, so work is done carefully and considerately. Because Mayfair, Fitzrovia, St John's Wood sit on the same run, our engineers pass through Marylebone (W1U, W1G, NW1) constantly — local knowledge of streets, parking and building quirks included.