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What's the difference between a gardener and a landscapers?

A landscaper typically requires licenses and can build outdoor structures, while a gardener is mostly concerned about the health of plants.

Why do gardeners add lime to soil?

Lime helps to raise soil quality by increasing the pH level and adding calcium to promote flourishing plant life.

What is Xeriscape gardening?

Ideal for landscapes with limited access to water, Xeriscaping is a garden designed to use minimal water. This is ideal for periods of drought.

What can a gardener do?

Generally, they can mow the lawn, prune and weed gardens, fertilise, look after irrigation systems and otherwise maintain the state of your garden.