Landscape Maintenance
Ongoing Services:
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Complete Lawn Maintenance
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Spring, Summer, and Fall Fertilization
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Weekly lawn cutting
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After a new landscape is installed, it will need to be taken care of depending on the size, elements, and plant materials used. In addition to mowing, simple landscapes may require only a spring cleanup, trimming, and weed control in the Summer, and a leaf cleanup in the fall. However, more extensive landscapes may require more frequent care. We can offer you a maintenance plan that fits your lawn's needs.
Landscape Maintenance Services We Offer:
Spring Cleanup includes edging, cleaning, weeding, and mulching of landscape beds. Any pruning or trimming of plants will be done at this time, and an herbicide will be applied to prevent new weed seeds from germinating. Mulching landscape beds helps retain moisture in the soil, which reduces the need for watering. Mulching helps prevent weed growth and makes it easier to pull weeds out and improves your soil condition. Summer Cleanup includes additional trimming, deadheading, fertilization of plantings, as well as weed control when needed. Fall Cleanup includes cleaning up leaves and branches in beds or water features to prepare the landscape for the dormant winter months.
Professional Lawn Maintenance
Commercial • Residential • Home Owners Assoc. (HOA)
Convenience of Lawn Care
Lawn Care service is something that can benefit both home and business owners. It isn’t always feasible to get to your lawn mowed on a regular basis. There is only so much time during the week and weekends should be used to relax and enjoy life. We offer high-quality lawn mowing, weeding, edging, and hedge trimming with great pricing.
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We also offer season-specific lawn application processes (nutrients, slow release fertilizers, and treatments). Our certified turf experts will have your home or commercial lawn, trees, and shrubs looking absolutely spectacular!
Plant Care & Garden Planting
We will help you choose the right plants based on your current or new landscape, your taste, and your budget. Once we have completed the project, we can give you specific instructions on how to care for your plants or new garden. We will set you up for success with your new landscape, but ongoing care is necessary. Some helpful tips are below:
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Important Components of Plant Care:
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Light – Full Sun, Partial Shade, Shade. We will help you choose plants based on your landscape or whether you prefer color or texture, or both. Water – You can kill your plants with kindness by overwatering them. This is the most common mistake made by homeowners. If the leaves turn yellow, you are overwatering. If they turn brown and dry up, you are not giving your plants enough water. Mulching your gardens is a good way to regulate the amount of moisture your plants need.
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Weeding – A two to three-inch layer of mulch will help to retain moisture, keep the soil cool, and reduce the development of weeds. Weed killers can be dangerous to your other plants, so the best way is just to remove them. Mulching makes this much easier
Fertilizing
Our Lawn Care Program
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Early Spring: Crabgrass control, Broadleaf control and slow release fertilizer
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Late Spring: Crabgrass control, treatment for broadleaf weeds, slow release fertilizer plus insect control
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Summer: Spot weed kill, monitor for feeding insects
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Early Fall: Aerate lawn, apply starter fertilizer, plant new seed
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Late Fall: Slow release fertilizer
Mulching
Residential & Commercial Spring & Fall mulching application
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Types of Mulch We Use:
Organic: Bark, Wood Chips, Pine Straw, Shredded Leaves, Crushed Stone
