Local gardeners · 240+ Yorkshire towns
Tell us your postcode and what needs doing. We pass it to a gardener who actually covers your area, and they ring you with a price. It is free, there is no obligation, and you deal with them direct from there.
You are told at every step. No quote that never arrives.
Postcode, what needs doing, roughly how big. About a minute. You get an email confirming it landed.
Matched on postcode and on the kind of work, so you are not sent to someone forty miles away who does not do clearances.
You talk to the gardener who would actually do the work, and agree the price and the date with them directly.
If nobody local can take it on, you hear that from us rather than waiting on a call that is not coming.
Most bad experiences with a gardener come from the same place: a price agreed too vaguely, for a job described too loosely. A quick lawn cut is hard to get wrong. A clearance, a hedge that has been left three years, or anything involving waste going to a tip is where the gap between what you pictured and what you get turns into an argument.
Four things worth doing, whoever you end up hiring:
We handle the last one for you, and the first one is why our form asks what it asks instead of just taking your number.
Honest Yorkshire ranges, so you know roughly what to expect before anyone rings. For a fuller breakdown, see what gardeners near you charge.
An average garden cut fortnightly through the season. Small terraced plots sit at the bottom; larger gardens with edging and clippings taken away sit above it. Hourly rates →
Driven far more by height and access than by length. Anything needing a ladder or a chipper is a different job to a waist-high boundary. Hedge prices →
Priced by the job rather than the hour, because waste disposal drives the cost. An overgrown garden after a tenancy is the common one. Clearance costs →
Worth it once a job runs past about six hours. Spring resets and autumn renovations usually work out cheaper as a day rate. Day rates →
Regular or one-off. Mowing, edging, borders, the general keeping-on-top-of-it.
Garden maintenance →Annual cuts, reshaping, and the ones that have been left too long.
Hedge trimming →Overgrown plots, end of tenancy, waste taken away and disposed of properly.
Garden clearance →Weekly or fortnightly through the growing season, clippings taken or left.
Lawn mowing →Borders, paths and drives. Far easier in March than in June.
Weed control →Planting plans and full redesigns when the garden needs rethinking, not just tidying.
Garden design →New lawns laid, old ones replaced, ground prepared properly first.
Turfing →Laying, relaying and repointing. Priced by the square metre.
Patio laying →Patios, paths and decking brought back from green and slippery.
Pressure washing →Installed over a prepared base. Worth it on shaded or heavily used plots.
Artificial grass →Path, border and feature lighting fitted and wired in.
Garden lighting →Block paving and tarmac cleaned down, resanded and sealed if wanted.
Driveway cleaning →Base prepared and the frame built, including replacing an old one.
Greenhouse installation →What to put where, for your soil and your light, with a list you can buy from.
Planting plans →Fencing, decking, walls, ponds, stump grinding, raised beds and the rest.
All services →Across Yorkshire, matched by postcode. If your town is not listed, send the request anyway and we will tell you honestly whether anyone covers you.
Ask for the specific job you want quoting rather than a general enquiry, and get the price agreed before anyone starts. A gardener who has seen the garden, in person or from photos, gives a firmer number than one quoting blind. Tell us your postcode and what needs doing and we pass it to someone who covers your area.
Most Yorkshire gardeners charge from around £25 an hour, or from about £175 for a full day. A fortnightly lawn cut on an average garden is usually £25 to £40 a visit. Clearances are priced by the job rather than by the hour, because getting the waste to a tip is what drives the cost.
No. Sending the request and getting a price back is free, with no obligation to book. You agree the price and the date with the gardener directly.
No. We are a Yorkshire network that matches garden jobs to independent local gardeners. The person who quotes you is the person who does the work, and they run their own business.
We aim to match you within 3-5 days for most Yorkshire postcodes. The start date is then yours to agree directly with your gardener.
Yes. One-off jobs such as end-of-tenancy tidies, pre-sale clearances, and seasonal tidy-ups are common requests. Use the form and select the job type.
Every gardener in our network carries public liability insurance (minimum £5 million cover) and has been checked for local reputation and reliability. You receive a quote directly from your matched gardener, so you know exactly who is coming.
Yes. Most Yorkshire gardeners in the network take on fortnightly or monthly regular maintenance rounds. Spring (February-March) bookings fill fastest - submit early to lock in a reliable regular gardener.
No. We are a Yorkshire network that matches garden jobs to independent local gardeners. The person who quotes you is the person who does the work, and they run their own business.
We aim to match you within 3-5 days for most Yorkshire postcodes. The start date is then yours to agree directly with your gardener.
Yes. Most Yorkshire gardeners in the network take on fortnightly or monthly regular maintenance rounds. Spring (February-March) bookings fill fastest - submit early to lock in a reliable regular gardener.
About a minute. Free, and no obligation to book anything.
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