Hydrangeas in flower along a gravel-edged border
Recurring · Season-long

A garden looks intentional or it doesn't.

Garden Maintenance

The difference between a bed that reads as designed and one that reads as neglected is rarely the plants. It's whether someone shows up on a schedule, before the weeds set seed, before the shrubs lose their shape.

What the work covers

What's included.

Bed weeding on a scheduleTimed to catch weeds before they set seed. Pulling in July is ten times the work of pulling in May, and it never quite catches up.
Pruning that respects the plantCut for the shrub's habit and bloom time, not sheared into a ball. Prune a hydrangea at the wrong moment and you remove next year's flowers.
Edging & bed definitionA crisp edge is what makes a bed read as deliberate from the street. It's the cheapest visual upgrade there is.
Seasonal transitionsSpring cleanup, summer upkeep, fall cutback. Each visit sets up the next one instead of starting over.
Start to finish

How it goes.

Four stages, in order. Nothing skipped to make a number look better.

  1. 01
    Walk the propertyWhat's planted, what's struggling, and what the beds need to look right through a whole season.
  2. 02
    Set the rhythmWeekly, biweekly, or monthly. Frequency comes from what the property needs, not from a package.
  3. 03
    Recurring visitsSame crew, same standard, on the schedule. Consistency is the entire product here.
  4. 04
    Season-end reviewWhat worked, what to change, what to plan for before next season starts.

Maintenance is the least glamorous thing we do and the one clients notice most. Nobody compliments a well-kept bed. They just never think about it, which is the point.

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