The new Dubai home gardening service is launching on Careem this September, making it easier for residents to book licensed gardening and landscaping professionals in just a few taps.
Whether you have a leafy villa garden, a compact backyard or simply want to keep your outdoor space looking its best, the upcoming service will bring trusted experts to one familiar platform. It is a move that promises to make caring for your garden more convenient while also raising the standard of home gardening services across the city.
Called the Al Freej Gardener initiative, the programme is led by Dubai Municipality in partnership with Dubai Police, the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs, and Careem. Rather than searching through multiple providers or relying on word of mouth, residents will soon be able to find qualified and licensed gardening professionals through a single digital platform.
A simpler way to care for your outdoor space
Creating a beautiful garden takes more than occasional watering. Regular maintenance, healthy planting, efficient irrigation and thoughtful landscaping all play a role in keeping outdoor spaces attractive throughout the year. Finding reliable professionals, however, can often be the biggest challenge.
With the launch of the Al Freej Gardener initiative, residents will be able to book a wide range of services directly through the Careem app. These include home gardening, routine garden maintenance, irrigation system installation and maintenance, landscaping services and agricultural advice.
Bringing these services together on one platform is expected to make the entire process quicker and more convenient, especially for residents who already use Careem for other everyday needs.
More confidence when booking a gardener
The initiative is about more than convenience. It has also been designed to introduce greater regulation and consistency across Dubai’s home gardening sector. Every company offering services through the platform will be required to meet government licensing and regulatory requirements before joining.
For residents, this means added peace of mind when booking a gardener, knowing that participating providers have met official standards. At the same time, the programme supports higher levels of professionalism across the industry by encouraging businesses to operate within a regulated framework.
Officials also say the initiative will help improve overall service quality, strengthen safety and security standards, and promote more sustainable gardening practices that are better suited to Dubai’s climate.
A greener way to enjoy life at home
Outdoor spaces have become an increasingly important part of everyday living, offering residents a place to unwind, entertain guests or simply enjoy a little greenery at home. As more people invest in creating comfortable gardens, access to trusted professionals has become just as valuable as the plants themselves.
Launching in September, the Al Freej Gardener initiative reflects Dubai’s continued focus on making everyday services easier to access through digital platforms. By combining government oversight with the convenience of the Careem app, residents will soon have a straightforward way to maintain, improve and enjoy their gardens with greater confidence.
