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Landscaping & Gardening in Singapore: 96 landscapers · gardener typically S$60–S$80 per hour

Updated October 2026How we rank
Landscaping in Singapore ranges from balcony planters to landed garden makeovers and tree work. If you own landed property in a Tree Conservation Area, NParks approval is needed before felling trees with a girth above 1 metre, so check before hiring anyone to cut down a large tree.

21 of the best-documented landscapers in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Island Landscape and Nursery

Island Landscape and Nursery

Novena

55+ years in business

7 min walk from Caldecott MRT

Nature Landscapes

Nature Landscapes

Novena

45+ years in business

4 min walk from Caldecott MRT

Lovely Landscape and Construction

Lovely Landscape and Construction

Punggol

20+ years in business

1 min walk from Riviera LRT

Esmond Landscape & Horticultural

Esmond Landscape & Horticultural

Lim Chu Kang

26+ years in business

300 Neo Tiew Cres

Guan Ho Construction

Guan Ho Construction

Kembangan

54+ years in business

5 min walk from Kembangan MRT

Envirospec Pte. Ltd.

Envirospec Pte. Ltd.

Geylang

30+ years in business

8 min walk from Ubi MRT

Parklab Pte Ltd

Parklab Pte Ltd

Bukit Batok

18+ years in business

19 min walk from Bukit Batok MRT

Wee Lee Nursery and Florist

Wee Lee Nursery and Florist

Sengkang

44+ years in business

19 min walk from Thanggam LRT

Toh Garden

Toh Garden

32+ years in business

21 min walk from Choa Chu Kang MRT

RiFA Floriculture and Project

RiFA Floriculture and Project

Toa Payoh

Since 2020

3 min walk from Tai Seng MRT

World Farm

World Farm

Yishun

50+ years in business

9 min walk from Khatib MRT

Woon Leng Nursery Pte Ltd

Woon Leng Nursery Pte Ltd

13+ years in business

70 Jln Lekar

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How much does landscaping & gardening cost in Singapore?

Published rates from Singapore landscaping companies. The price depends on garden size, how often you need visits, and the grass or turf you choose.

  • Gardener, ad-hoc visit

    S$60–S$80 per hour

  • Garden maintenance plan, landed home

    S$200–S$500 per month

    Fortnightly visits

  • Grass cutting, landed home lawn

    S$120–S$600 per session

    From under 100 sqm to 800 sqm; off-site disposal of clippings may cost extra

  • Natural grass turfing

    S$3–S$5 per sq ft

    Cow grass cheapest, pearl grass dearest

  • Artificial turf installation

    S$80–S$120 per sq m

  • Tree stump grinding

    S$250–S$900 per stump

    Depends on stump diameter

Sources: Hue Landscape: Gardener service prices; Direct Garden Landscaping: Grass cutting prices; Direct Garden Landscaping: Turfing and grass planting; Direct Garden Landscaping: Tree cutting, pruning and removal; The LawnScapers: Services and prices. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

How to choose a landscaper

  • Ask to see completed gardens that are at least a year old, which shows whether the plant choices survive Singapore's heat and rain.
  • Get maintenance costs upfront: lawns, hedges and planters need regular trimming, fertilising and pest control.
  • For large trees, use an arborist and confirm whether NParks approval is required before any felling or heavy pruning.
  • Plan drainage carefully. Poor drainage leads to waterlogging and mosquito breeding, which NEA can penalise.
  • Check if irrigation, lighting and hardscape (decking, paving) are included or quoted separately.

Red flags

  • Offers to cut down large trees without mentioning NParks rules.
  • No maintenance plan for newly planted gardens.
  • Designs that leave stagnant water in planters, trays or ponds.

Questions about landscaping & gardening in Singapore

Do I need approval to cut down a tree in my landed property?

If your property is in a Tree Conservation Area or on vacant land, felling a tree with a girth of more than 1 metre (measured 0.5m above ground) requires NParks approval under the Parks and Trees Act. Check with NParks before engaging a contractor, as unauthorised felling can lead to fines.

How do I prevent mosquitoes in my garden?

Remove stagnant water weekly from plant pot plates, trays, roof gutters and containers, and keep drains clear. Breeding mosquitoes in your premises is an offence, and NEA inspects homes during dengue outbreaks. Ponds and water features should be designed with fish or circulation so water does not stagnate.

Can I do landscaping on my HDB corridor or balcony?

Balconies within your flat can hold plants, but keep pot plates dry to avoid mosquito breeding and make sure planters and pots are secured so nothing can fall. For common corridors, check your Town Council's rules before placing plants, as items must not obstruct passage.

How many landscaping & gardening are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 96 landscaping & gardening in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Geylang (7). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.