Our timelines

The upkeep of a garden is a complex mission taking into account the risk of infection, the coordination of a sprinkler system, getting the trimming timings right and not to mention the changing weather. It therefore requires regular care by a team of professionals

Planner for administering plant health treatments

Type	Traitement	Period
Lawn	Weed-killer to prevent crabgrass, clover Fungicide to prevent Fusarium, Dollar spot disease Insecticide to prevent cutworm	February, April and June As and when needed As and when needed
Flower beds	Fungicide to prevent sooty mould… Insecticide to prevent aphids, scale insects, boudrague insect	March and April As and when needed
Bushes	Insecticide to prevent the codling moth	Every 3 weeks from March until September/October
Plane trees	Fungicide to prevent powdery mildew and anthracnose Insecticide to prevent tiger mosquito	If humid April (trunk), July (leaves)
Pine trees	Insecticide to prevent the processionary caterpillar, scolyte insects…	september March and May
Palm trees	Insecticide to prevent red palm weevil and butterfly infection Fungicide to prevent Fusarium, Gliocladium	Every 21 days from March to September / choice of three strategies: Strategy 1 (Spray) Spring treatment from 1st March to 30th June and Autumn treatment from 1st September to 15th November, addition of nematodes and summer treatment from 1st July to 31st August, two applications of insecticide Strategy 2 (Spray) Spring treatment from 1st March to 30th June and Autumn treatment from 1st September to 15th November, addition of insecticide and no summer treatment Strategy 3 (injection) A phyto-sanitary insecticide treatment that is injected into the trunk of the palm tree using emamectin benzoate Annual treatment
Olive trees	Insecticide to prevent ants, scolyte insects, scale insects... Fungicide to prevent sooty mould	April to October After trimming and as and when needed
Cypress trees	aliette anti-acariens	After trimming May/June

^{* The period for treatments mentioned are indicative only and do not anticipate changes in climate}
^{* Non-exhaustive list of types, insects and fungi}

Planner for trimming and shaping your plants and trees

Winter	Spring	Summer	Automn
Pine trees	Pine trees		Pine trees
Oak trees
Pome fruit trees (apple trees, pear trees..)	Fruit trees		Stone fruit trees (peach trees, prune trees…)
	Palm trees	Palmiers	Olive trees
	Cypress trees		Cypress trees
	Olive trees	Défleurissement vivaces (rosiers, agapanthes, acanthes…)
Hedges	trimming of hedges		Hedges
Bushes			Bushes (oleander…)
Summer flowering plants (abelia, budléa, véronique …)	Spring flowering plants (lilac bush, camellia, forsythia bush)
grassy areas
Grimpantes climbing plantswisteria, jasmine..)	climbing plantsbougainvillea	Maitrise des grimpantes (glycines, jasmins…)
	Citrus

^{* The periods for trimming mentioned are indicative only and do not anticipate changes in climate}
^{* Non-exhaustive list of plants and trees}

Planner for use of fertiliser and additives

Winter	Spring	Summer	Automn
Manure (flower-beds, trees)	Grass fertilisers (every six weeks)	Grass fertilisers (every six weeks)	Manure (flower-beds, trees)
Organic fertilisers (flower-beds, trees, hedges)	Nitrogen fertiliser	Ammonium nitrate fertiliser (if necessary)	Organic fertilisers (flower-beds, trees, hedges)
Potting soil (hydrangeas)	Dried blood		Potting soil (hydrangeas)
	Mineral salts
	Iron (palm trees, citrus trees, floweringplants, climbing plants…)

^{* The periods for fertiliser use mentioned are indicative only and do not anticipate changes in climate}
^{* Non-exhaustive list of fertilisers and additives}