What’s included in our Maintenance Program?

We have programs for once a month and every other week flowerbed maintenance. Each visit will consist of weeding, deadheading throughout the season, and fall cut backs.

We require spring mulching before regular maintenance visits because it gives us a clean, properly prepared starting point for the season. Fresh mulch helps suppress weeds, retain moisture, and allows our crews to maintain the beds more efficiently throughout the year.

How to sign up.

Once we hear from you, we’ll schedule a consult with our services consultant to check out your flower beds. Our consultant will come out to your property, take some photos and measurements. From there, you will recieve an email with an outline of maintenance and pricing. You can accept the proposal right there through our online portal, or feel free to reach out!

Billing.

You will receive a price for the season (per visit times the number of visits). The full seaon price will be broken up into equal monthly payments (typically 6 or 7 months).

Common Questions.

We don’t typically do one-time maintenance visits, however if we have availablity in our schedule – we’d certainly like to help. Typically, we have more availabilty in the fall to do one-time visits.

Yes, we do! We’re happy to maintain flowerbeds – even if they weren’t installed by us.

All debris, weeds and cut backs are removed from the beds and taken off your property/dumped at our Supply Yard. If you have a dumping site on your property, please let us know.

Mulching is not a part of our maintenance contracts. However we do require mulching before maintenance contracts begin.

Light pruning, deadheading, and fall cut backs are included in your maintenance program. larger pruning jobs, pruning in areas outside the contracted garden beds, and dormant pruning are not included in maintenance visits.