Enhancing Your Property Best Asset

Well-maintained front yard garden with trimmed bushes and a small tree in Olive Branch Mississippi

Landscaping maintenance involves routine care like watering, weeding, fertilizing, and pruning to keep outdoor spaces healthy, beautiful, and functional, including seasonal tasks like fall cleanup, mulching, and irrigation checks for residential and commercial properties, crucial for plant health and property appearance.

❋ Mulch/Pinestraw/Rock Install

Different materials provide varying textures, adding depth and richness to the landscape design. These materials create a contrast with the greenry of plants, making flowers and foliage stand out more prominently.

❋ Weed Control

Consistent Maintenance, including monitoring for new weeds, removing weeds by hand or using herbicides to help keep your landscape beds clean.

❋ Pruning

Regular pruning maintains the desired shape and size of plants, contribute to a well-structured landscape. For many plants, pruning encourages more abundant blooms and fruit production.

❋ Deadheading/Cut back

Deadheading stimulates new growth by removing dead or diseased branches. Cutting back a portion of branch to encourages bushier growth. Removing spent flowers to encourage more blooms and prevent seed formation.

Front yard garden with neatly trimmed bushes, small decorative plants, and a statue of an angel, bordered by a brown metal edging, in Piperton, Tennessee.

A landscaped yard with young shrubs and bushes planted along the base of a brick house, with a curved border and mulch mulch between the plants and a grassy lawn in the foreground.