Garden Care in Metro Vancouver & the Fraser Valley
Find garden bed care, planting, seasonal cleanup, and ongoing maintenance across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Decide whether you want to maintain existing planting, refresh the layout, or hand over the garden's care. A gardener maintaining established beds and a designer planning a new landscape offer different services.
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2 Elements Landscaping Ltd.
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Based in Port Coquitlam, 2 Elements Landscaping Ltd. combines installation projects with regular outdoor maintenance. The company's maintenance services cover both lawn care and garden-bed work, allowing owners to tailor a service plan to their specific property needs. Listed services include landscape design and construction, garden maintenance, lawn mowing and aeration, and seeding and mulching.
Services
Landscape design and construction, Garden maintenance, Lawn mowing and aeration, Seeding and mulching
Business base
Port Coquitlam
Areas served
This business is listed in the BCLNA member directory in Port Coquitlam. Their website lists Vancouver in their service coverage. Contact the business directly to confirm availability for your specific address and project.
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Landscape design and constructionGarden maintenanceLawn mowing and aeration
A-BBY Landscape
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A-BBY Landscape provides landscaping and garden maintenance in Vancouver, Burnaby, and select areas of New Westminster. Services include landscaping, garden maintenance, hedge shaping, bed cleanup, fence and paver repair, and flagstone path installation.
Services
Landscaping, Garden maintenance, Hedge shaping, Bed cleanup, Fence and paver repair, Flagstone path installation
Business base
No single business base recorded
Areas served
Listed cities include Vancouver, Burnaby, and New Westminster. Confirm the location and any travel, delivery, or visiting arrangements required for your project.
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Based in Surrey, AAA Lawn & Garden is a full-service grounds maintenance company offering landscape installations and yard renovations. The company serves the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley with services including lawn and garden maintenance, landscape installations, yard renovations, grounds maintenance, and low-maintenance yard conversion.
Listed cities include Surrey, with a wider service area covering the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley. Confirm the location and any travel, delivery, or visiting arrangements required for your project.
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Lawn and garden maintenanceLandscape installationsYard renovations
Able Boys Landscaping
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Able Boys Landscaping offers garden bed installation as part of a broader landscape construction service. The company provides custom planter boxes and raised beds, and also handles retaining walls, fencing, and paving, which can be integrated into larger yard projects. They serve Burnaby, Vancouver, and the Lower Mainland.
Services
Custom raised garden beds, Planter boxes, Planting and garden-bed installation
Business base
No single business base recorded
Areas served
Burnaby, Vancouver, and the Lower Mainland are explicitly listed.
Getting started
The business offers free consultations. Property owners may request that bed construction, soil, plants, and site preparation be itemized in the quote.
Check with the business to confirm their current services, travel fees, pricing, and availability.
Custom raised garden bedsPlanter boxesPlanting and garden-bed installation
Absolute Landscaping Ltd.
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Absolute Landscaping Ltd. handles new outdoor spaces and landscape transformations in North Vancouver. The company's enquiry process allows owners to specify built features and systems, such as patios, retaining walls, and irrigation, to define the project scope. Listed services include landscape and garden design, patios and retaining walls, paving and pathways, irrigation, and fences and decks.
Services
Landscape and garden design, Patios and retaining walls, Paving and pathways, Irrigation, Fences and decks
Business base
North Vancouver
Areas served
This business is listed in the BCLNA member directory for North Vancouver, though its own website cites coverage throughout the Lower Mainland. Contact the business directly to confirm they serve your specific address and project.
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Landscape and garden designPatios and retaining wallsPaving and pathways
ABtC Landscape
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ABtC Landscape serves residential and commercial clients in Abbotsford, Langley, and the Fraser Valley. Their service offerings include landscaping, lawn and garden maintenance, landscape design, fertilization, weed control, and property maintenance.
Service areas include Abbotsford and Langley, covering the wider Fraser Valley. Confirm the location, travel, or visiting arrangements for your specific project when contacting the business.
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LandscapingLawn and garden maintenanceLandscape design
Acre Horticulture
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Acre Horticulture is based in North Vancouver, specifically in the Deep Cove area. They provide garden consultation and design, planting plans and installation, and garden maintenance and aftercare. Their process moves from conceptual design and project management to establishing and maintaining the garden once it is set.
Services
Garden consultation and design, Planting plans and installation, Garden maintenance and aftercare
Business base
North Vancouver
Areas served
This business is listed in the BCLNA member directory for North Vancouver. Please contact them to confirm availability for your specific address and project requirements.
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Garden consultation and designPlanting plans and installationGarden maintenance and aftercare
Aesthetic Tree & Hedge Services
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Serving residential and commercial clients in Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, and New Westminster, this company provides tree removal, tree pruning, hedge trimming, stump grinding, emergency tree service, and arborist reports.
Services
tree removal, tree pruning, hedge trimming, stump grinding, emergency tree service, arborist reports
Business base
No single business base recorded
Areas served
Service areas include Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, and New Westminster, as well as Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Confirm the location, travel, delivery, or visiting arrangements for your needs when contacting the business.
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This landscaping and property maintenance company is based out of Langley, BC, serving the Greater Vancouver area and Fraser Valley. Services listed by the business include landscape installation, new lawns, garden beds, hedges, hardscaping (patios and retaining walls), landscape maintenance, and property maintenance.
Services
landscape installation, new lawns, garden beds and hedges, hardscaping (patios, retaining walls), landscape maintenance, property maintenance
Business base
Langley
Areas served
Listed cities: Langley; wider service area: Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Confirm the location and any arrangements for travel, delivery, or site visits.
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landscape installationnew lawnsgarden beds and hedges
Allpro Landscaping
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This company provides professional landscape maintenance to residential and commercial properties in White Rock, South Surrey, and Crescent Beach, BC, for over 20 years. Services listed by the business include landscape maintenance, gardening, residential landscaping, commercial landscaping, and seasonal property maintenance.
This owner-operated residential landscaping business is based in Maple Ridge, BC, serving Maple Ridge homes. The business offers garden, patio, retaining wall, lawn installation, planting, mulching, and edging. Services listed by the business include landscaping, garden installation, patio construction, retaining walls, lawn installation, and planting.
Ash Grove Tree Solutions Inc. provides tree care, removal, and site assessments in Vancouver, Richmond, and Delta. The company performs both hands-on tree work and technical assessments. When requesting a consultation or estimate, it is helpful to explain the specific condition of the tree and the location on the property. Services include tree pruning and removal, tree risk assessments, cabling, tree planting, and air-spade excavation.
Services
Tree pruning and removal, Tree risk assessments, Cabling, Tree planting, Air-spade excavation
Business base
Vancouver
Areas served
Located in Vancouver, this business lists Vancouver, Richmond, and Delta as its service areas on its website. Confirm they can serve your specific location and project requirements when you reach out.
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Tree pruning and removalTree risk assessmentsCabling
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Before you book
Plan your project.
Select the topic that matches your current project to find detailed advice and lists of questions to ask a professional.
Plan planting, access, and ongoing garden care.
Project planning
Garden Care
Seasonal tidy-ups, regular maintenance, and planting refreshes are distinct types of work. It is best to start by defining your desired outcome.
Planning tips, quote inquiries, and checklists
Choose the right scope
If you need ongoing care, start by making a simple inventory of your beds, plants, and recurring tasks. For a planting refresh, clarify if the provider offers a full design, assists with plant selection, or simply installs a design you have already prepared. Maintaining a shared plant list can help ensure nothing you want to keep is accidentally removed.
Bed maintenance, weeding, and seasonal cleanup where specifically listed.
Planting, transplanting, and garden installation as offered by the provider.
Garden advice, container work, or specialist planting when explicitly described.
What changes the quote?
The size and current condition of the beds, and the volume of initial cleanup required.
Plant materials, soil, mulch, and the cost of debris removal and disposal.
The difference between one-time service visits and recurring maintenance or seasonal work.
Questions to ask
Can we agree on which plants stay before the work starts?
Are plant supply, soil, mulch, and green-waste disposal billed as separate costs?
What specific maintenance will the new plantings require after your visits end?
Common questions
Is a garden centre the right business for this job?
This directory focuses on service providers. A retail garden centre may be a fit if they also offer verified design, installation, or maintenance services; simple product sales do not constitute a garden-care service.
Can I hire someone for a single cleanup?
Some businesses offer one-time jobs while others focus on recurring maintenance contracts. It is worth confirming the minimum booking requirements and whether the initial cleanup has a different rate than standard ongoing visits.
Agree on hedge height, shape, and cleanup.
Project planning
Hedge Trimming
Find local businesses in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley that offer hedge trimming, shaping, or pruning. When contacting a provider, specify the hedge's approximate height and length, let them know if they will have access to both sides, and clarify how much material you want removed. It is helpful to distinguish between routine maintenance trimming and a major reduction when making your request.
Planning tips, quote inquiries, and checklists
Choose the right scope
Providing clear photographs and identifying the plant species if you know them can help. If you are planning a large reduction, ask the provider to confirm what results are realistic before they start. For boundary hedges, clarify property ownership and access requirements rather than assuming the crew can work from a neighbour's yard.
Routine maintenance trimming where listed.
Shaping or pruning services as offered by the business.
Clipping collection and disposal when explicitly included in the service.
What changes the quote?
The length, height, width, and ease of access.
The total amount of material to be removed and the need for specialist access equipment.
Whether waste removal and trimming both sides of the hedge are included in the price.
Questions to ask
Is the quote for a routine maintenance trim or a larger reduction in size?
Does the price include trimming the top, both faces, and the final cleanup?
Will the provider need to perform a site visit or obtain access permission before confirming the price?
Common questions
Is hedge removal included when I book a trimming service?
No. Full hedge removal, stump grinding, and replacement planting require a separate scope of work.
Can a hedge be significantly reduced in size during a single visit?
You should ask the provider to assess the plant and your desired outcome first. Do not assume every hedge can recover from the same degree of reduction.
Choose plants for site conditions and seasonal interest.
Project planning
Native Plant & Pollinator Gardens
Use this directory to find businesses that specifically highlight native, ecological, or pollinator-focused planting. A successful project starts by considering your specific garden conditions and the particular habitat or maintenance goals you want to achieve.
Planning tips, quote inquiries, and checklists
Choose the right scope
When hiring, ask for a specific plant list and an explanation of how those choices suit your site's light, moisture, and space. Remember that even a naturalistic garden requires care during establishment; clarify whether you or the professional will be responsible for watering, weeding, and plant replacement.
Native or pollinator planting design where specifically offered.
Garden installation or conversion as described by the provider.
Garden coaching and maintenance planning when listed.
What changes the quote?
Design work, plant sizes, and the total area being changed.
Site preparation, removal of unwanted plants, and materials.
Establishment visits and ongoing care requirements.
Questions to ask
Which specific plants are being proposed, and how do they suit the actual conditions of my site?
What will the garden look like during the establishment phase and throughout the different seasons?
Who is responsible for watering, weeding, and replacing plants after the installation is complete?
Common questions
Does choosing native planting mean I won't need to water or weed?
Not necessarily. You should ask for a maintenance and establishment plan that is tailored to the specific plants and your site's conditions.
Is it possible to change an existing garden in stages?
Yes. You can discuss retaining plants that already suit the site and converting one area at a time. A phased approach allows you to separate immediate installation work from later planting phases.
Raised beds are included as part of a complete garden installation.
Project planning
How to plan your raised garden bed installation
Learn what to consider when planning a raised bed project, from choosing the right location and construction methods to managing soil, costs, and long-term care.
Planning tips, quote inquiries, and checklists
Deciding on placement and purpose
Consider what you intend to grow and how you will access the soil to tend it. Ask your service provider to evaluate sunlight levels, walking access, and how the bed will sit in relation to existing paths or garden beds. Be sure to mention who will be using the bed so the installer can discuss appropriate dimensions for reach and mobility before they order any materials.
Distinguishing product costs from installation
A price for a garden bed frame is not the same as the total cost of a complete installation. When asking for a quote, check if delivery, assembly, site preparation, placement, soil, and debris disposal are included. If you want irrigation or specific plants, ask for those to be listed as separate line items to avoid confusing a retail product price with a full service quote.
Verifying the site and underlying conditions
Ask how the site will be prepared and how nearby surfaces will be protected during the job. If the project requires digging, ensure all relevant utility checks are completed before work starts. If you are installing a bed on a balcony, roof, or other structure, you must get professional advice regarding structural loading and suitability; a garden installer's dimensions alone do not guarantee a structure can support the weight of a filled bed.
Confirming materials and site access
Make sure you have a record of the material type, dimensions, and finish, as well as how materials will be moved onto your property. Inform your contractor about stairs, narrow gates, or any paths through finished areas. Ask specifically how the soil will be delivered and placed, and confirm that cleanup and the condition of walking surfaces are included in the scope of work.
Managing the first season of maintenance
Ask for practical advice on planting and clarify who is responsible for watering, weeding, and replenishing soil over the first season. If you are looking for ongoing maintenance or seasonal coaching, ensure this is priced separately from the initial construction. It is also a good idea to keep your bed dimensions, material specs, and planting notes on hand for future repairs or additions.
Your enquiry checklist
Confirm location, reach, and access.
Keep frame supply costs separate from installation and soil filling.
Verify site and structural suitability for the location.
Determine if you need planting, watering, or first-season care.
Common questions
Does the price of a raised-bed kit include installation?
Only if the seller explicitly states that it does. Typically, delivery, assembly, site preparation, filling, and planting are separate costs.
Should I hire a landscape supplier or a garden installer?
A supplier is appropriate if you only need materials. If you need someone to handle placement, construction, filling, or planting, you should hire a business that offers those specific services.
Plan your seasonal cleanup for lawns, garden beds, hedges, and paths while accounting for local weather and waste removal in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
Learn what to consider when planning a raised bed project, from choosing the right location and construction methods to managing soil, costs, and long-term care.
Business information was reviewed on 2026-09-12. Confirm current availability and any travel requirements directly with the business.