Our Flower Bed Maintenance Services
Our year-round bed maintenance starts at $170 per month and includes:
- Bi-weekly visits during the growing season
- Monthly visits during the winter
- Plant feeding
- Weed suppression treatments
Not sure which bed maintenance package you need? Check out the details below or view a side-by-side comparison.
Essential Bed & Gravel Maintenance
- Weed control using manual removal and targeted treatment methods.
- Two pre-emergent applications by a licensed applicator.
- Root zone application in early spring to provide micro and macro nutrients
- Light plant cleanup focused on health and general tidiness (excludes full cut-backs, thinning, shaping, or seasonal resets).
- Hard raking and bed fluffing performed on a rotational basis.
- Collection and off-site disposal of landscape debris at our approved green waste facility.
- Weed control using manual removal and targeted treatment methods.
Premium Bed & Gravel Maintenance
- Weed control using manual removal and targeted treatment methods.
- Two pre-emergent applications by a licensed applicator.
- Root zone application in early spring to provide micro and macro nutrients.
- Scheduled seasonal cut-backs of ornamental shrubs, grasses, and other designated perennials, performed at the appropriate time of year.
- Full dieback resets, including cutting plants back to their base or crown as horticulturally recommended.
- Horticultural pruning to manage plant size, structure, and long-term health (under 6ft) as needed.
- Hard raking and bed fluffing performed on a rotational basis.
- Enhanced bed detailing to maintain a refined, finished appearance throughout the growing season.
- Collection and off-site disposal of landscape debris at our approved green waste facility.
- Weed control using manual removal and targeted treatment methods.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We’ll visit your property every other week during the growing season and monthly during the winter to keep everything looking great.
Our essential program covers the fundamentals: weed control, perennial care, fertilization, debris removal, and mulch refreshing. The premium program includes all of that plus seasonal shrub and ornamental tree pruning.
We offer flower bed maintenance as part of our recurring programs. The best results come from ongoing care throughout the year.
Some clients prefer we avoid chemical applications, while others see the benefits of selective use. We’ll explain the pros and cons and follow the approach that aligns with your preference.
Yes. Many clients combine bed maintenance with our lawn health programs, irrigation service, or seasonal cleanups for a complete care plan.
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