Garden questions
Garden questions
Vortega develops garden briefs and provides agreed landscaping and maintenance work. Site conditions, proposed planting, materials, labour and care arrangements are confirmed before a project begins.
Ask before making the decision.
Describe the site, how you use it and what you want to change. Photos, dimensions and information about sunlight or drainage help prepare the first discussion.
Tell us about the siteDo I need a large garden?
The brief can concern a smaller outdoor space. The suitable scope depends on access, conditions and what you want the garden to do.
Is maintenance included in a design project?
Design, installation and recurring care are separate scopes unless explicitly agreed together.
Can every plant work in my site?
No. Light, drainage, space and care affect suitability. Selection follows the actual conditions and agreed planting plan.
Are materials chosen before quoting?
The confirmed scope should describe materials, plant sizes and work. Substitutions require discussion rather than an assumption that all alternatives are equivalent.
Can a reference garden be copied exactly?
A reference describes a direction. Light, space, drainage and plant availability shape the actual proposal, so the final design must be agreed for the site.
Does planting include ongoing care?
Only where it is explicitly agreed. Care guidance, recurring maintenance and plant replacement are separate responsibilities and should be clear in the confirmed scope.