Gardening Invoice Template
Create professional gardening invoices for garden maintenance and seasonal yard work with clear service details. This gardening invoice template supports hourly labor, pruning, planting, materials, and green waste removal—ideal for gardeners and garden maintenance businesses billing residential and commercial clients. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on a Gardening Invoice
Gardening invoices should document where the work was performed and what areas were serviced.
Job details- Property address
- Service date
- Service type (maintenance, seasonal cleanup, planting)
- General garden maintenance (hours)
- Weeding and bed care
- Pruning and trimming
- Planting services
- Mulch, soil, compost, plants (if supplied)
- Green waste removal and disposal
- Subtotal, sales tax, total due
- Payment terms and instructions
Gardening Pricing Models: Hourly vs Flat-Rate Services
Gardeners invoice using a few common approaches.
1) Hourly maintenance
Most common for regular care. Invoices show hours × rate.
2) Flat-rate services
Used for predictable tasks like seasonal cleanups, hedge trimming, or planting packages.
3) Materials billed separately
Plants, soil, mulch, and compost are often billed as separate line items so clients can see the breakdown.
Invoices that separate labor, materials, and disposal fees are typically easier for clients to approve.
Defining Scope: Areas Serviced and Expectations
Gardening clients often want clarity on what was included.
Examples for the “Areas serviced” field- Front flower beds + border edging
- Back garden pruning + hedge line
- Vegetable beds weeding + mulch top-up
Seasonal Gardening and One-Time Cleanups
Seasonal gardening invoices often include extra labor and waste removal.
Common seasonal services- Spring cleanup and bed preparation
- Fall leaf cleanup and cutbacks
- Pre-winter pruning
- Replanting and mulching