The yard does not stop mattering when the leaves drop. Winter pruning, late leaf cleanup, dormant seeding and early spring booking, handled by one crew.
Winter is quiet for most yards. It is a good time to prune, clean up and get ready for spring.
Many deciduous trees and shrubs are easier to shape when they are dormant and leafless. Spring-flowering shrubs like lilac and forsythia are better pruned after they bloom, so we plan around that.
The last leaves come off lawns and out of beds so turf is not smothered under them.
Seed is spread on thin areas in the cold months. It sits until the soil warms in spring, then gets going.
Perennials cut back where it makes sense, beds cleaned up, and mulch refreshed so the property is ready for spring.
Get on the spring schedule early for cleanups, planting, patios and drainage, before the calendar fills.
A dry winter day is a good day for hardscaping and drainage work. Ask us what fits your site.
Clear steps and a written estimate.
We look at your trees, shrubs, beds and lawn and talk through what you want done.
Each plant gets pruned at the right time. Spring bloomers wait until after they flower.
Pruning, cleanup, seeding and bed prep, then we haul off the debris and leave the property tidy.
We put your spring projects on the schedule so you are not waiting when the weather turns.
In the Northland? See our Gladstone & North KC page or our Liberty page.
Tell us about the property. We will come out, take a look, and give you a written estimate. Free, no pressure.