Gardeners & Lawn Care Companies in Honolulu

Do you get yard envy when you see your Honolulu neighbors’ lush garden, and bemoan your lack of a green thumb? If you want a bountiful yard without doing a bounty of yard work, hire a gardener in Honolulu, HI! From lawn maintenance to plant cultivation to weeding to general landscaping, Honolulu, HI gardeners and lawn care companies have the expertise and experience to create an abundant garden for you that will be the cause of neighborhood yard envy!

What types of services do gardeners and lawn care companies provide?

If your speed is more “rock garden” than “green garden,” hiring local lawn care to tend to your Honolulu, HI yard is a no-brainer. They perform a wide range of gardener services, including:

• Planting, trimming and maintaining grass, shrubs, trees, flower beds and other plants
  
• Mowing, weeding, fertilizing and general landscape maintenance
  
• Sowing grass seeds and/or laying sod
  
• Irrigation design and installation
  
• Landscaping and hardscaping projects
  

In addition to the maintenance side of gardening, some gardeners near me can help you with garden design and choosing specific plants and grass types for your climate and area.

Questions to ask a prospective gardener or lawn care service:

• How long have you been in the business?
  
• How many projects like mine have you completed?
  
• May I see an example of a current or recent jobsite?
  
• Who will be working on the project? Are the workers employees or subcontractors?
  
• Can you provide me with references?
  
• How do you charge, and what does that include?
  
• Can you give me a written estimate?
  
• What will I need to provide?
  
• Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?
  

Find Honolulu, HI gardener services and local lawn mowing services on Houzz. Narrow your search in the Professionals section of the website to Honolulu, HI lawn care services. You can also look through Honolulu, HI photos to find examples of yards that you like, then contact the Hawaii contractor who worked on them.