How the Work Changes by Season

Spring is usually about resetting beds after winter. Summer is about staying ahead of fast growth. Fall is about clearing out before winter sets in.

Spring Reset

Spring resets beds after winter so the property has a clean starting point for the growing season.

• Removing winter debris, early weeds and dead plant material

• Selective pruning or light trimming where appropriate

• Touching up bed edges

• Raking and blowing beds clean

• Preparing beds for weed control or mulch refresh work when included

Summer Touch-Ups

Summer visits help keep fast growth from making beds, shrubs and walkways look overgrown between larger cleanups.

• Removing weeds and unwanted growth

• Removing spent blooms, dead twigs and messy plant material

• Selective pruning, trimming and shaping where appropriate

• Touching up bed edges and visible walkway areas

• Applying targeted weed control when included

Fall Cleanup

Fall work prepares beds before winter so leaves, weeds and spent plant material do not sit through the off-season.

• Removing leaves, weeds and loose debris

• Cutting back spent plant material where appropriate

• Light trimming or shaping before winter

• Cleaning up bed edges and visible entry areas

• Hauling away debris when included in the quote