
Frequently Asked Questions
You can trust that your garden is in skilled, qualified hands:
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RHS Certified
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NPTC Qualified
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Members of The Gardeners’ Guild
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Fully Insured
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Organic & Regenerative Principles
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100+ Gardens Under Active Care
Garden Maintenance FAQ
Design & Planting Questions
Seasonal & Aesthetic Advice
FAQ
About Us & How We Work
Q1: What services does Consciously Grown offer?
A: Consciously Grown provides professional garden maintenance, planting design, estate garden management, sustainable garden design, kitchen garden support, and specialist horticultural care. Our focus is long-term health, beauty, and ecological balance in private and estate-scale gardens.
Q2: How do I book a consultation or get a quote?
A: You can request a consultation or quote through our website, by phone, or via email. We will arrange a time to visit your garden, discuss your needs, and provide a tailored proposal.
Garden Maintenance Questions
Q3: What does regular garden maintenance include?
A: Regular maintenance can include lawn care, pruning, hedge trimming, seasonal planting rotation, soil health checks, mulching, and general garden oversight tailored to your garden’s scale and character.
Q4: How often should my garden be maintained?
A: It depends on your garden’s size and planting style. Most gardens benefit from fortnightly or monthly visits during the growing season, with less frequent support in winter.
Design & Planting Questions
Q5: What is included in a planting design service?
A: A planting design includes an assessment of site conditions, soil quality, light levels, and your preferences — then a bespoke scheme is created that balances structure, seasonality, biodiversity, and long-term garden success.
Practical Garden Care
Q6: How do I choose plants that thrive here?
A: Choosing the right plants involves understanding soil type, microclimate, and how you want to use your garden. We prioritise species that do well in your conditions and contribute to a balanced, healthy ecosystem.
Soil, Weather & Conditions
Q7: Why is my garden waterlogged?
A: Waterlogging often occurs in heavy clay or compacted soils. Improving drainage through organic matter, planting choices, and grading can help alleviate water retention issues.
Wildlife & Organic Gardening
Q8: How can I attract more bees and butterflies?
A: Planting nectar-rich flowers, avoiding harsh pesticides, and providing diverse habitat layers all help attract and support pollinators in your garden.
Grow Your Own / Kitchen Gardens
Q9: How do I start a kitchen garden?
A: Start by identifying a sunny spot, preparing soil with organic matter, and choosing crops suited to your space and season. Raised beds or well-drained borders work especially well.
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