Roof Nestly

Garden care plans

Keep the harvest coming without giving up your weekends.

Regular visits from our gardeners handle the jobs that keep a roof garden healthy — so you can simply enjoy it.

Choose your rhythm

Three care plans, one standard of care

Plans are priced after a quick look at your garden, because a balcony and a full roof need very different amounts of time. You can switch plans whenever your needs change.

Four visits a year

Seasonal

For confident growers who want expert help at the turning points.

Twelve visits a year

Monthly

Our most balanced plan for busy households.

Fifty-two visits a year

Weekly

For large gardens and owners who travel often.

During a visit

What our gardeners take care of

Gardener loosening soil in a raised bed with a hand trowel

Soil & beds

Loosen compacted soil, top up mix and mulch, and repair bed linings or edges.

Garden scoop filled with potting mix beside a seedling pot

Feeding & potting

Organic feeds on schedule, repotting of root-bound plants and container care.

Hands pressing seeds into dark, fertile soil

Sowing & replanting

Fresh seeds and seedlings to replace finished crops and fill gaps.

Wooden compost bins filled with garden and kitchen waste

Compost & waste

Garden waste composted where space allows, or bagged and removed.

Between visits

Simple habits for a healthy roof garden

Care plans cover the heavy work, but a few minutes of attention between visits makes a big difference. These are the habits we teach every client at handover.

Push a finger 3–4 cm into the soil. If it is dry, water; if it is moist, wait. Most problems come from too much water rather than too little.

Regular picking encourages leafy greens, beans and herbs to keep producing. Left too long, many plants slow down or go to seed.

Aphids, whitefly and caterpillars hide beneath leaves. A quick look every few days lets you deal with them early, often just by hand.

Leaves and soil can block outlets. Check them weekly, and always before heavy rain is expected.

A layer of straw, dry leaves or coco chips keeps roots cool, holds moisture and reduces weeds.

Free roof survey

Want a hand with your garden?

Tell us about your roof garden — even if we did not build it — and we will suggest a care plan that fits.

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