How garden work is bought
Garden work follows a calendar — pruning, planting, irrigation start-up, autumn clearance — and customers call when something has already become a problem, usually in the same two weeks as everyone else. Pricing depends on plot size and condition, which nobody publishes. The recurring maintenance contract that would suit both sides is rarely offered, so gardeners have a frantic spring and an empty autumn.
What we build for a gardening service
First, seasonal service packages with a calendar, since garden work is predictable and should be contracted rather than requested in panic. Second, pricing by plot size and service type, so a customer can estimate without a visit. Third, maintenance contracts with scheduled visits, which flattens demand and secures revenue through the quiet months. Fourth, planting and irrigation as separate projects, plus portfolios by plot size so customers can recognise their own garden.