Dubai launched Al Freej Gardener to connect residents with licensed gardening and landscaping providers through the Careem app. The service is intended to make home-garden maintenance, irrigation work and related services easier to book and safer to verify.

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Dubai Municipality, Dubai Police and GDRFA Dubai partnered with Careem on Al Freej Gardener, a regulated home-gardening and landscaping service announced on 2 August and scheduled to go live in September.

The service is designed to connect residents with approved specialist companies for garden design, routine maintenance, irrigation installation and repair, and agricultural consultancy. The participating authorities said the initiative would help residents identify qualified providers and support compliance with employment, visa and work-permit requirements.

The announcement describes a planned service launch rather than proof that every listed service is available in every neighbourhood. Residents should check the Careem app and current Dubai Municipality guidance before booking.

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