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Landscapers and Garden Maintenance in Perth 2026, Prices, Services, and How to Find a Gardener Near You

Perth landscaping and garden maintenance guide 2026: how much lawn mowing, garden maintenance, and landscaping costs in Perth, waterwise gardening under scheme water restrictions, and how to find a reliable landscaper near you.

By Perth Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Landscapers and Garden Maintenance in Perth 2026, Prices, Services, and How to Find a Gardener Near You
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Landscapers and Garden Maintenance in Perth 2026

Perth has a competitive landscaping market shaped heavily by the Water Corporation's Waterwise Program and scheme water restrictions. Most Perth properties face watering restrictions (typically two days per week in winter, one day per week from October to May). Waterwise native and Mediterranean gardens are increasingly common. watercorporation.com.au

How Much Does Lawn Mowing and Garden Maintenance Cost in Perth 2026?

  • Lawn mowing (small, up to 150sqm), typically $40-$75 per visit
  • Lawn mowing (medium, 150-350sqm), typically $65-$130 per visit
  • Lawn mowing (large, 350sqm+), typically $105-$210+ per visit
  • Regular garden maintenance (per hour), typically $50-$120
  • Full landscaping project, typically $2,200-$22,000+ depending on scope
  • Garden clean-up (one-off), typically $140-$560

Waterwise Gardening in Perth

The Water Corporation's Waterwise program offers rebates for reticulation upgrades, mulch, and waterwise plants. Scheme water restrictions limit garden watering by address (odd/even rostering). Native WA plants and Mediterranean species are favoured for their drought tolerance. watercorporation.com.au

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