Mowing

Mow correctly, and you’ll groom turf that’s healthy, drought-tolerant and thick enough to crowd out

weeds. Mulching grass clippings recycles fertilizer back into the lawn. Cutting lawns too short makes it vulnerable to diseases, weed infestation susceptible to damage from drought or high temperatures.

A properly edged and trimmed lawns gives nice clean lines, and will help reduce weeds, and improve your

lawn's overall health.

Leaf removal maintains a healthy lawn in the fall and preparing it for the winter. Neglecting to remove dead

leaves from your lawn suffocates your grass and kills it, inhibits water evaporation, and conceals dangerous

pests.

Weed eating is used to cut overgrown grass and brush in a small area, maintaining consistent grass levels

throughout your lawn.  It can also be used to create clean lines throughout the landscape.

Mulch is used as a weed barrier, enrich the soil with nutrients, regulate soil temperature, improve moisture retention, prevent soil erosion.  It also adds a clean, decorative look to the landscape, improving curb appeal.

Flowerbeds are not only for good looks, but have very important functional uses. They can soak up excess run off water around your property, preventing puddles and erosion in your landscape. If placed directly

adjacent to your home, flowerbeds can prevent water away from the foundation.

This helps maintain a neat and manicured appearance, and promotes healthy growth.

The ABC’s of landscapes are, Adds value, Beauty, and Complements a property. Be it a residential or a

commercial property, it also plays an important conservation factors to the environment.