Questions
Questions people ask before a visit
Short answers. Where a topic needs the full limit of the work, the link goes to that page.
Do you plant the garden yourself?
No. Daniil Bragarciuc visits, writes, and draws. You plant, or you hire a gardener to plant from the schedule. The studio does not run a planting crew.
Do you sell the plants?
No. The plan names the size and type to ask for. You buy them from a nursery you choose. Nurseries are not paid by the studio to be recommended. There is no mark-up hidden in the fee.
How much does it cost?
The first email is free, including a refusal. The visit is paid, and the figure is in a written quote before you book. It is in Moldovan lei and it depends on the size of the yard, the travel, and whether you need a reading, a plan, or a plan with a summer check. There is no hourly addition later for the work the quote already names. The structure is on the offer page.
Will you travel to my town?
Visits are arranged from Strada Lipcani 9, MD-2051, Alley, Republic of Moldova. If the yard is close enough for a useful visit, travel is itemised in the quote. If it is too far, the reply says so. Photos alone are not enough for a plan.
The ground is builder's rubble. Is a plan still useful?
Yes, and it will be a different plan. A reading that finds rubble at a hand's depth will not specify a large tree. Herbs, shrubs, and raised soil can still be honest options. See the spade test in the plot notes.
Can the plan include vegetables?
A small bed for kitchen plants can be part of a courtyard plan if someone will water and replant it. A market garden, a greenhouse business, or a full allotment layout is a different job and will be declined.
We want a walnut, or a large spruce.
In a small court the answer is no. A walnut and a forest spruce outgrow the space and take the light, including the neighbor's. The drawing will suggest a smaller tree or none. If you only want that large tree, the studio is the wrong practice.
Is this a substitute for a permit or an engineer's drawing?
No. The work is a planting plan. It does not stamp a structure, a wall, or a legal boundary. If the law requires another professional, you still need that person. The disclaimer states the same limit.
How long until it looks finished?
A herb bed can look occupied in the first season. Trees will look like young trees for several years. The plan is written for that, not for a photograph taken the week after planting. Anyone who promises a mature court in one month is selling something else.
What happens in a dry August?
New plants need water while they root. The care calendar says how to check, and mulch is part of the recommendation. The studio cannot change the weather. If nobody can water, say so at the start and the plan stays smaller. The optional summer visit is for looking, not for a season of maintenance.
Can you work from photos only?
Photos help the quote. A plan from photos alone is how yards get the wrong plant. A visit is required before a drawing. The notes on this website are free to read without a visit.
Which language do you write in?
This website and the written plans that follow an enquiry here are in English. Please send the form in English so the reply can be precise.
Do you use advertising or analytics cookies?
No. The site stores a first-party choice cookie, and the contact page uses a session cookie so the form cannot be forged. Nothing is sold to an advertising network. You can change the choice from Cookie settings in the footer. The detail is in the Cookie Policy.
How soon will you reply?
On working days, usually within two. If the month is full, the reply gives the next open window instead of pretending there is a slot.