Duchy Gardens: Gardeners in North Cornwall
Expert Gardeners & Soft Landscaping for Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Port Isaac and surrounding areas
Based in Wadebridge, Duchy Gardens provides professional garden maintenance and soft landscaping across North Cornwall. Whether you need regular care for a coastal holiday home in Rock or specialist horticultural advice for a large country estate in St Tudy, our team brings years of local expertise to every project. We focus on the living elements of your garden, offering planting schemes, lawn care and border redesigns to help your outdoor space thrive in the Cornish climate.
Looking for reliable garden maintenance in North Cornwall? Call Ed on 07875 069217 to discuss your garden, or send an enquiry here.
Complete Garden Services
We maintain everything within a garden – from seasonal pruning and comprehensive lawn care to hedge cutting and full holiday home garden management.
Our team brings specialist knowledge to every part of the garden ecosystem, ensuring the following features are cared for correctly:
- Beds & Borders
- Planters & Pots
- Lawns
- Hedges
- Patios & Decking
- Wildflower Meadows
- Woodland Areas
- Bespoke Garden Features
Whether you need regular maintenance visits or a one-off clearance, we ensure any species we plant or maintain is suited to the specific coastal location and conditions.
We can help you think through and plan your garden to make it a more beautiful, enjoyable and accessible space.
Located in Wadebridge, we also work in Padstow, Rock, Polzeath, Trebetherick, Port Isaac, St Tudy and Blisland, and throughout the Camel Estuary area.
Contact us here with any queries you may have.
Late Summer & Early Autumn Garden Care
Late summer is a time for keeping gardens looking their best while also starting to prepare for the change of season. After periods of strong growth and dry weather, regular maintenance now can make a big difference to how a garden carries through into autumn.
- Lawns: Keep mowing as growth allows, raising the cutting height during dry periods and tidying edges.
- Borders: Deadhead flowering plants, remove tired growth and keep weeds under control.
- Hedges: Late summer is a useful time for trimming many established hedges and keeping growth in shape.
- Planting: Start planning autumn planting and look for gaps that could benefit from shrubs, perennials or bulbs.
- Watering: Continue to watch pots, new planting and exposed coastal gardens during warm or windy weather.
- Autumn preparation: Begin thinking about pruning, planting and general tidy-up work for the months ahead.
A little attention now helps extend the garden through late summer and puts it in a much better position as autumn approaches.
