A clipped hedge, flowering agapanthus and a young tree above a mown lawn.

Garden Maintenance Narrabeenalways looking their best.

  • Qualified horticulturists
  • Highest quality service, every time
  • Fixed price
  • 25+ years experience

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What does your garden need?
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How we work

Three things we do that almost nobody else does

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  • Reliable teams, every visit

    Your garden is looked after by the same qualified horticulturists each time. They learn your plants, your preferences and where the bins go. You are not starting again with a stranger every month.

  • We keep you in the loop, every step of the way

    You always know what is happening in your garden. We keep you informed at every step, and our lines are always open if you have a question.

  • Upfront pricing that meets your budget

    We assess the garden and agree the price before anything starts, built around your budget. That figure does not move. No surprise bills, no quotes for work you did not ask for.

What we do

Complete care for Narrabeen gardens

Ten services, one team, one invoice, from Manly to Palm Beach. Most clients on the Beaches start with regular maintenance and add the rest as the garden needs it.

Gardens here

What makes a beaches garden different

Coastal gardens face problems that gardens a few kilometres inland never see. Care that works on the North Shore does not always work here.

  • Salt on the wind

    Salt spray burns the leaves of plants that are not built for it, especially on the ocean side of a block. Choosing plants that tolerate it, and pruning out the damage, keeps a coastal garden looking its best.

  • Sandy soil

    Beach sand drains in hours and holds few nutrients. Beds need organic matter, mulch and regular feeding to hold on to water and stay healthy.

  • Wind and exposure

    Strong onshore winds dry out pots, lawns and new plants quickly, and can loosen young trees. Planting, staking and watering all have to allow for it.

  • Steep blocks and tall trees

    Further north, around Newport, Avalon Beach and Palm Beach, many homes sit on steep blocks under tall trees, and plenty back onto bushland.

What our clients say

Gardens we have looked after for years

Why people call us

Most people do not want a gardener. They want to stop thinking about the garden.

You booked someone. They came twice, then stopped answering, and the garden went back to being your problem. Hort Culture exists because good gardeners are hard to find. One qualified crew, one fixed price, every visit.

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  • Your crew is on the wayThe same team as last visit
  • Visit completeA written summary of what was done
  • Invoiced monthlyThe price you agreed
  • 15Qualified horticulturists on the team
  • 1,000+Gardens cared for across Sydney
  • 100+Households on regular programs
  • AwardedIn residential and commercial landscaping

Where we work

Working right along the Northern Beaches

We keep our Northern Beaches rounds tight on purpose. It is how visits stay on schedule and how we get to you quickly when something needs attention. If your suburb is not listed, call us anyway. We are often nearby.

Getting started

Four steps, and then you can forget about it

Common questions

Garden care on the Northern Beaches

Which Northern Beaches suburbs do you cover?

We work across the Northern Beaches, including Manly, Balgowlah, Seaforth, Dee Why, Collaroy, Narrabeen, Mona Vale, Newport, Avalon Beach, Palm Beach, Church Point, Bayview, Ingleside, Terrey Hills, Duffys Forest, Belrose, Frenchs Forest and Oxford Falls. If your suburb is not listed, call us on 0485 815 168 anyway. We are often nearby.

Which plants cope best near the beach?

Plants with tough, small, grey or leathery leaves usually handle salt and wind best, and many coastal natives are made for it. We suggest plants for your block’s exposure before anything goes in the ground.

How often does a coastal garden need looking after?

Usually as often as any established garden, fortnightly or monthly. Sandy soil and wind mean watering and mulch need closer attention through summer.

Do I get the same team every visit?

Systems are in place for full transparency so the business can maintain the same consistency with every team. Business owners are involved every day, every step of the way.

How does the pricing work?

We walk the garden, build a schedule around what it actually needs, then agree one price before anything starts. That figure does not move.

Do I have to commit to regular visits?

No. Most clients end up on a regular schedule because it is easier, but one-off work is fine too, whether that is a pre-sale clean up, a hedge reshape or a tree removal.

Get a quote

Tell us what your garden needs and we will come and look at it. A qualified horticulturist, a written plan, and a fixed price. No obligation, no pressure.

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Free on-site garden assessment

A qualified horticulturist walks the property and leaves you a written twelve month care plan. It is yours to keep, whether or not you book us.

  • A real horticulturist on site, not a phone estimate
  • A written twelve month plan you keep either way
  • One fixed price, agreed before anything starts

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