Garden Maintenance Services in New Delhi

Lawns and potted plants lose water fastest in May and June, before the monsoon reaches Delhi at the end of June or in the first week of July. Sprinkler heads, drip lines and hose points are checked ahead of the heat, so no corner of the lawn goes dry on a 45°C day.

From late December, cold waves bring night temperatures close to 0°C, and dense fog can cut off the sun for days. Tender potted plants and seasonal beds need cover on frost nights, and mowing slows because grass barely grows until February.

Pruning a tree in Delhi needs the Tree Officer

The Delhi High Court has held that no tree in Delhi may be pruned except under the Delhi Preservation of Trees Act, 1994, with the Tree Officer's permission, whatever the tree's girth. An earlier guideline that let thin branches be cut without permission was set aside.

Tree care on a Delhi site is therefore planned, not done on impulse. Our supervisor records which trees need work, the owner applies with that list, and the approved pruning is carried out along with pest and disease control on the rest.

Clearing leaves without burning them

Open burning of leaves and garden waste is banned in Delhi under National Green Tribunal orders, and the city's environment department has authorised officials to fine offenders on the spot. A garden that sheds heavily in spring needs its leaves bagged and cleared, never set alight in a corner.

Clearing leaf litter, hedge cuttings and grass clippings is part of every gardener's routine, along with weeding and flower-bed care. One contract can also cover offices or plants in Gurugram and Noida, with one monthly report with photos.