Landscaping & Garden Services in Arabian Ranches, Dubai

Most Arabian Ranches villas come with grass front and back, mature date and washingtonia palms, and a perimeter hedge — usually planted shallow in sandy fill that the developer trucked in. Without a calibrated drip line and seasonal soil top-up with composted manure, lawns brown out by July and palms develop crown rot from over-watering at the trunk. The community HOA also keeps a close eye on visible frontages off the main spine roads near the Arabian Ranches Golf Club, which means dead patches get flagged fast.

We stage maintenance on a weekly or fortnightly cadence in summer (mowing, irrigation pressure checks, pest spray) and step down to bi-weekly from November through March when growth slows. For new villa handovers we typically start with a soil amendment plus drip system audit before installing anything new — that one step saves the cost of replacing dead plants three months later, and is the most common starter project we book in Saheel and Alvorada.