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  1. There are a number of individuals that do this but I don't know of a company. They come with all their equipment and cut and prune, water and fertilizer. You may have to do some watering between their visits. You don't have to worry about getting gas or having your lawnmower fixed. I've found that very few (almost none) of the gardeners know much about plants, insects or pruning. A company who would do all of this could make a good business of it.
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  2. I have a sneaking suspicion you already know what everyone here is going to say...
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  3. I'm beginning to feel the same way as the original poster, desperate! I employ a gardener 5 days a week for 6 hours a day. He spends approx 10 hours a week watering the garden after a 4 stage sprinkler system was thoroughly soaked everything. I've tried to discipline him but a few days later it's back to a steady stream water flowing down the driveway and off down the street. The most of the rest of the time he likes to prune certain shrubs and roses over and over again. 58 Pesos/hour; maybe I'm not paying enough?
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  4. Is it possible that you have two things going on? First is to design your garden, second to find a gardener. Someone the other day was telling me Chapala Tree Service did landscaping. I have used Cuca at the nursery in Riberas around the satellite office, carretera, lake side. Her daughter speaks english. You might ask either of them to recommend a gardener for you to keep up their creation.
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