We keep it looking great - maintenance

Maintaining a beautiful and healthy outdoor space requires consistent care and attention. Our maintenance services are designed to keep your landscape in peak condition throughout the year. We provide expert trimming and pruning to ensure your shrubs and trees are not only visually appealing but also thriving. Our team carefully shapes plants to enhance their natural growth patterns, while also managing their size and health. Regular maintenance helps prevent overgrowth, promotes blooming, and protects against pests and diseases, ensuring your landscape remains vibrant and well-manicured.

Tips for Maintaining a Healthy and Beautiful Outdoor Space:

• Water Early: Water your plants in the morning when it's cooler. This way, the water has time to soak into the soil before the sun gets too hot, reducing evaporation and keeping your plants hydrated.
• Trim Regularly: Keep your shrubs and bushes neat by giving them a light trim every few weeks. This helps them grow evenly and prevents them from getting too wild.
• Mulch Around Plants: Spread a layer of mulch (like wood chips or leaves) around your plants. Mulch helps keep the soil moist, controls weeds, and makes your garden look tidy.
• Pull Weeds as You See Them: Don’t let weeds take over your garden. Pull them out by the roots whenever you spot them. It’s easier to do when the soil is a bit moist.
• Fertilize Occasionally: Give your plants a boost by using a simple fertilizer a few times a year. Follow the instructions on the package to avoid overdoing it.
• Rake Leaves Regularly: In the fall, rake up leaves from your lawn to prevent them from smothering the grass. Use the leaves as mulch or compost them to recycle nutrients.
• Keep an Eye on Pests: Check your plants regularly for pests like aphids or caterpillars. If you see any, remove them by hand or use a natural pesticide if needed.
• Don’t Overwater: More water isn't always better. Make sure the soil is moist but not soggy. Overwatering can lead to root rot and other problems.