Outdoor service

Landscape Gardening in Cambridgeshire

Name: Sawyer's Home & Garden
Address: 36 Station Rd, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8LE, GB
Telephone: 07894 319234
Price range: £££

From small tidy-ups to full transformations — garden design, planting, lawns and outdoor rooms across March and the surrounding villages.

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What we do

Whole-garden transformations, cleanly delivered.

If you've inherited an overgrown garden, or one that's just stopped working for the way you live now, we'll help you reclaim it. We work with you to plan a layout that makes sense — where the seating goes, what's in flower at the right time of year, how to make it low-maintenance.

Every project is delivered with the same standard: tidy site, considered finishes, and a garden you actually enjoy spending time in. We work across March, Chatteris, Doddington and the wider Cambridgeshire area.

On the tools

What's included in a garden project

Design & layout

We'll talk through what you actually want from the space and sketch the layout before any spades come out.

Ground prep & planting

Proper soil prep, edging, weed control — then planting that suits your light and soil. Lawns laid right.

Hard landscaping integration

Patios, paths and steps tied in cleanly with the planting so the whole garden feels considered.

Common questions

Garden project FAQs

How long does a typical garden project take?

It depends on the scale — a tidy and replant takes a couple of days, a full design-and-build transformation usually 2–4 weeks. We'll give you an honest timeline at the quote stage.

Do you handle planting design as well as the build?

Yes — we'll suggest planting that suits the light, soil and how much maintenance you actually want to do. No surprises in year two.

Can you work to a budget?

Absolutely. Tell us what you'd like to spend and we'll show you what's achievable for that figure, and what could be added in a later phase.

Do you guarantee the work?

Yes. All workmanship is backed and we'll come back to put right anything that isn't to standard.

Do you design for Fenland soil and conditions?

Yes — March sits on low-lying Fen peat and clay that holds water and gives little shelter from the wind. We plan drainage, ground prep, planting and structures around those local conditions, so the garden works long-term, not just on day one.

Where we work