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Regular and one-off maintenance for Hackney's urban gardens. Mowing, pruning, weeding and seasonal care across E8, E9, E5, N16.
Find a gardener →Wildlife gardens, native planting schemes, and contemporary eco-design popular in Hackney's creative community.
Find a gardener →Courtyard makeovers, raised beds and paving in compact Hackney spaces. Experienced with tight access in E8 and Dalston.
Find a gardener →Native planting, wildflower meadows, turfing and food-growing schemes. Hackney's specialist in urban growing.
Find a gardener →Tree pruning and management for garden trees across Hackney, Stoke Newington and Dalston.
Find a gardener →Full garden clearances across Hackney. Eco-friendly waste disposal options available. Waste carrier licensed.
Find a gardener →| Job | Low estimate | High estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Garden maintenance (per hour) | £25 | £45/hr |
| Regular maintenance visit (half-day) | £80 | £150 |
| One-off garden tidy | £150 | £400 |
| Garden clearance (full) | £300 | £800 |
| Turfing (per m²) | £15 | £30/m² |
| Patio installation (per m²) | £80 | £150/m² |
| Decking installation (per m²) | £100 | £200/m² |
| Garden design consultation | £200 | £500 |
| Garden design (full plan) | £500 | £2,000 |
| Hedge trimming | £100 | £300 |
| Tree pruning (small tree) | £200 | £500 |
| Raised bed construction | £300 | £800 |
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Hackney has developed one of the most distinctive gardening cultures in London, shaped by a creative, eco-conscious community that prioritises wildlife, food growing, and sustainability over traditional ornamental gardening. Native planting schemes — wildflowers, grasses, and pollinator-friendly shrubs — are in strong demand from E8 to N16, with many residents actively working to support urban biodiversity. Communal garden management is particularly active in Stoke Newington, where residents' associations maintain shared growing spaces and wildlife habitats.
At the same time, Hackney's rising property values have driven significant investment in hard landscaping and courtyard makeovers. Small back gardens in Dalston, Homerton, and Clapton are increasingly being transformed into multi-functional outdoor spaces — raised beds for growing, seating areas with composite decking, and carefully chosen planting that works year-round. Container gardening is also popular on Hackney's balconies and roof terraces, with urban growing schemes for herbs, salad, and tomatoes well suited to the borough's sunny south-facing aspects.
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