Gardener in Rugby
RHS-qualified gardening in Rugby
Garden maintenance, pruning, planting and seasonal care for homes and businesses in Rugby.
Rugby gardens range from Victorian town plots with high brick walls to generous post-war gardens on the edges of town. Each brings its own conditions — shade and dry soil at the foot of walls, exposure on open estates — and each rewards planting chosen for the site.
Paula George is an RHS-qualified gardener based a short drive away in Barby, working regularly in Rugby and Hillmorton for private homeowners, landlords and businesses.
Town gardens and walled plots
Dry shade at the base of walls, congested shrubs and tired borders are common in older Rugby gardens. Renovation pruning, soil improvement and shade-tolerant planting usually turn them round within a season or two.
Landlords and rental properties
Regular scheduled visits keep rental gardens presentable between tenancies without the owner needing to attend.
Reviews
What Our Customers Say
Feedback from private and commercial clients across Rugby, Barby and the surrounding villages.
Paula has transformed our borders. She knows every plant by name and explains exactly what she is doing and why. Our garden has never looked better.
Private client — Dunchurch
Reliable, knowledgeable and genuinely interested in the garden. After two seasons the whole plot feels cared for rather than just cut back.
Private client — Rugby
We use Paula for the planting at our premises. The frontage looks smart all year and our customers comment on it regularly.
Commercial client — Daventry
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Frequently Asked Questions
Gardening questions, answered
Practical answers about coverage, qualifications, visit frequency and the kinds of gardens Paula works with.
What areas do you cover?
Paula is based in Barby and works across Rugby, Dunchurch, Kilsby, Crick, Hillmorton, Braunston, Daventry and the surrounding Warwickshire and Northamptonshire villages.
Are you an RHS-qualified gardener?
Yes. Paula holds RHS horticultural qualifications and has decades of practical experience caring for private and commercial gardens.
Do you offer regular garden maintenance?
Yes — weekly, fortnightly, monthly and seasonal visits are all available, agreed to suit the garden and the time of year.
Do you work on large gardens?
Yes. Larger private gardens and country properties are a particular speciality, including extensive borders and mature planting.
Do you provide one-off garden tidy-ups?
Yes. One-off tidy-ups, seasonal cut-backs and staged restoration work are all offered, with no obligation to take a regular slot.
Do you offer commercial garden maintenance?
Yes. Offices, pubs, restaurants, care homes, schools, holiday lets and property managers are all catered for under regular scheduled contracts.
Can you help improve an existing garden?
Very much so. Border improvement, replanting, division and considered additions are often the most rewarding work of all.
Can you advise which plants will work in my garden?
Yes. Plant choice is matched to your soil, aspect, exposure and how much maintenance you would like.
How often should a professional gardener visit?
Most established gardens do well with fortnightly visits through the growing season and less frequent visits in winter, but it depends on the size and style of the garden.
Do you provide gardening services throughout the year?
Yes. Winter is when much of the structural pruning, planting and renovation work happens, so gardens are cared for all twelve months.
Gardening help in Rugby
Tell Paula a little about your garden and what you would like help with. Every enquiry is answered personally — with no obligation.