A garden that looks good all year, without giving up your weekends
For homeowners, we design, create and look after the gardens of houses, villas and second homes around Pertuis. Routine maintenance qualifies for a 50% French tax credit.
A garden in Provence needs attention: the heat, the mistral, water restrictions and the rush of growth in spring don't give you much breathing space. Many owners end up battling their garden instead of enjoying it.
We offer you a single point of contact for your whole outdoor space. We can design and create or transform the garden, install automatic irrigation that saves water, then look after it at the pace that suits you: a few visits a year or regular care.
We give you advice before selling you anything, and our quotes start from what you need and what you want to spend. For routine maintenance, half of what you spend comes back to you as a tax credit, provided you file a French income tax return.
What we can do for you
Regular maintenance
Mowing, hedge and shrub trimming, weeding, leaf clearance, removal of green waste.
New garden or garden makeover
Planting suited to the climate, beds, edging, natural or artificial lawn, vegetable beds.
Automatic irrigation
Installation, drip irrigation, programming, spring start-up and leak repairs.
Fruit tree and olive pruning
Pruning at the right time to keep trees healthy, productive and well shaped.
Compulsory brush clearance
Bringing your land into line with the legal brush clearance obligations, which apply to many properties near woodland.
Wasps, hornets, rats
Wasp and hornet nest removal, rat and mouse control, by a professional holding the Certibiocide certificate.
Why trust us with your garden
One point of contact
Design, irrigation, pruning, pest control: you don't have to coordinate several tradespeople.
A quote made for you
We suggest solutions suited to your needs and your budget, not a catalogue.
Advice over time
We tell you what needs doing, when to do it and what can wait.
What we guarantee
- A free, detailed quote before any work
- The share eligible for the tax credit shown on the invoice
- A tidy site, with green waste taken away
- Plants chosen for the local climate
What we don't promise
- We won't promise a lawn that stays green all summer without watering
- We won't promise results on a tree that is already beyond saving: we'll tell you honestly
- We don't start any work without your written agreement on the quote
Related services
- Maintenance and pruningGarden maintenance in Provence: mowing, hedge, shrub and fruit tree pruning, brush clearance, weeding and clear-ups around Pertuis. 50% tax credit.See the service
- Garden design and creationGarden design and creation in Pertuis: study of the plot and how you use it, planting, beds, natural or artificial lawn. Free quote.See the service
- Automatic irrigationAutomatic irrigation installed and serviced around Pertuis: drip systems, solenoid valves, controllers, spring start-up, winterising, leak detection.See the service
- Wasps, hornets, ratsWasp and hornet nest removal, rat and mouse control in Pertuis and within 60 km, by a professional holding the French Certibiocide certificate.See the service
Frequently asked questions
How much does a landscaper cost to maintain a garden?
It depends on the size of the garden, the plants and how often we come. We visit the garden free of charge and give you a detailed quote. For routine maintenance, 50% of the cost comes back to you as a tax credit if you file a French income tax return.
Does garden maintenance qualify for the French tax credit?
Yes, small gardening jobs qualify for a 50% tax credit, up to 5,000 € of spending per year per household. Garden design and landscaping work do not qualify. The credit is claimed on your French income tax return, so it only benefits households that file one. Everything is explained in the tax credit guide.
Can you look after the garden of my second home while I'm away?
Yes. You just need to give us access to the garden. We agree the schedule of visits together and we keep you informed after each visit.
When should hedges and fruit trees be pruned?
Fruit trees are mainly pruned in winter, outside frosty spells. For hedges, we avoid the bird nesting season in spring and early summer. We'll suggest a schedule suited to your plants.
Are you rather…
A new garden, regular upkeep, or a problem outside?
Give us a call: we'll get back to you quickly, come and look at the garden, and give you a quote suited to what you need and what you want to spend.