Weekly garden care, landscaping design and irrigation for villas across Canggu, Seminyak, Ubud and all south Bali — so your garden looks the way it did on check-in day, all year round, even through the rainy season.
From a single overgrown lawn to a full garden built from scratch. Design and planting first, then a maintenance plan that keeps it perfect.
Weekly or bi-weekly visits: mowing, pruning, weeding, sweeping — your garden always guest-ready.
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From sketch to finished tropical garden — layout, plants, paths and lighting in one project.
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Manila and Pearl grass laid from IDR 85,000/m², plus mowing, feeding and fungus control.
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Shade and sun planting plans with frangipani, heliconia, bougainvillea — 30-day plant guarantee.
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Coconut palm cleaning, crown lifting and safe trimming before branches reach roofs or wires.
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Drip lines, sprinklers and timers — the garden waters itself, even when the villa is empty.
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Warm low-voltage LED path, up and pool lighting with wet-season-safe cabling.
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Paving, decking, gravel and planters around the pool — cool underfoot and fast-draining.
Learn more →Pick a service, date and time — the request opens in WhatsApp ready to send, and we confirm availability within minutes.
No prepayment — this opens WhatsApp with your request filled in. We reply with confirmation and price.
A garden in Bali either gets steady, knowledgeable care or it goes jungle in two months. We make sure it is the former — at a fixed price.
One agreed price per month for a set visit schedule — no surprise extras, no renegotiating every time the grass grows.
We pick species for your exact light, soil and drainage — so beds still look full in March, not rotted out by the rain.
Mowers, trimmers and ladders arrive with us, and every clipping and palm frond leaves with us the same day.
Send photos of the garden and get a quote the same day — most plans are agreed before we ever ring the doorbell.
Prices, plants, mowing schedules and what happens to the green waste.