Landscape Professionals in Japan.

Landscaping plays a pivotal role in a home’s street appeal, so it’s important that you give your landscape design or garden in Japan the attention it deserves. A landscape professional can do more than mow your lawn and trim your hedges; they can make the most of your outdoor space in a way that showcases your entire home. So whether you have a small balcony or expansive courtyard, find a landscape designer, landscape architect, horticulturalist, arborist or gardener on Houzz and get enviable, lush grounds all year round.

What can a landscape professional do?

Landscape professionals can take on big or small jobs. Many companies in this category execute lawn, garden and hardscaping plans that have been drawn up by a landscape designer or architect, while some can also provide design services of their own. They can lay paving, decking and erect retaining walls, with a skillset that spans bricklaying and stonemasonry to rendering. They can also construct the likes of pergolas, gazebos, fencing and water features.

A qualified gardener or landscaper will have a thorough understanding of horticulture and will be able to choose plants, garden edging and materials that will complement your home and thrive in the Japan climate. Furthermore, they will be able to assist you in creating a waterwise and sustainable garden that can save you money on your energy and water bills, while also helping the environment. Landscape gardeners can then maintain plantings, take care of weeds and pests, and perform other tasks such as lawn mowing and pruning to keep your front or backyard looking its best.

Many contractors will also provide project management services, and will be able to arrange for council permits, hire subcontractors and make sure that landscape designs comply with any relevant building codes.

Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of landscape architects & garden designers: Landscape Contractors, Garden & Landscape Supplies, Tree Services, Lawn & Sprinklers, Decks, Patios & Outdoor Enclosures.

What should I consider when hiring a landscaping professional in Japan?

Consider the scope and emphasis of your project. Some professionals may only specialise in horticulture, while others may specialise in landscape architecture. With so many specialty areas and expertise among professionals, it’s important that you speak to several to get an idea of the services they offer. You may only need someone who specialises in paving or plant-focused designs, for example. Finally, contemplate your capacity for gardening and whether a gardener would be needed to keep up with your new yard. A good landscaping professional will outline what garden maintenance will be required.

Questions to ask a prospective landscape professionals in Japan:

What is your certification?

Do you have liability insurance?

How much do you charge, and what do your services include?

What is your experience with similar projects?

When can you complete this project?

Who will be working on the project design?

What happens when costs exceed budget, whether due to materials or labour pricing changes? What about changes made by the client or by the professionals — what kinds of situations would cause those costs to be incurred?

Can you provide me with a written estimate?

What will I need to provide?

Do you foresee any complications with this project?

Find a landscape designer, architect or gardener in Japan on Houzz. Scroll through this page to find landscape professionals in your area. Browse their latest projects, read reviews, and narrow down your search based on your style preferences and method of working.

Another way to find landscape professionals is to browse Outdoor Photos on Houzz. If there’s a photo you like, find out who designed and built it and strike up a conversation with the professional responsible.