You can like your gardens again (really!)
With Paul Jung Gardening Services

Are you reading this because you want:

• to tidy up an overgrown and weedy yard and make it usable and nice to look at? 

• someone to look after your garden without assaulting your senses with completely unnecessary gas-powered equipment and toxic pesticides? 

• to spend your precious time doing something else besides gardening? (Like travelling, golfing, working)  

• a friendly, knowledgeable and trustworthy gardener who respects and values your time by answering your calls and e-mails, showing up as promised, working efficiently and effectively and not taking frequent smoke and cell phone breaks?

 You'll receive:

• specialist knowledge and care of your bulbs, annuals, perennials, shrubs and small trees

• garden maintenance (pruning, raking, weeding, edging, mulching, fertilizing) on a regular or as-needed basis (spring and fall garden cleanups) without using harmful pesticides or unnecessary polluting gas-powered equipment 

• garden makeovers with new and/or your existing plants 

• garden consultations and coaching regarding proper plant choice and care

Book your gardening visit today by sending me an e-mail at info@pauljunggardening.com or call me at (416) 515-2780. 


To ensure that I give you the best value for the above services, please note that I don't provide: lawn care, landscape construction, urban farming, condo gardening, roof garden construction or tall hedge and tree pruning services. 

I charge $65/hr plus HST with a 3 hour minimum per visit within my service area. Please see my FAQs page for more information about seeing if we're a good fit.

What do you want to do next? 

In my client's words...

Paul,

Thanks so much for all the great work that you did at our place. It looks really great, and we definitely appreciate that you flexed your schedule to fit us in so quickly. We will certainly refer you to our friends if they are looking for yard work/ gardening services in the future.

 Cheers

Scott Affleck (Toronto, September 2012)