The frequency depends on the grass type and season, but typically, during peak growth, you might mow once a week. Always follow the one-third rule: only cut off the top third of grass blades at any one time.

It’s best to water your lawn a day before mowing. Mowing a wet lawn can lead to uneven cuts and can damage the grass.

Regular weeding is essential for plant health. Depending on your garden’s size and plant types, weeding might be needed every 2-4 weeks. Trimming frequency varies based on plant growth and desired aesthetics.

When done correctly and at the right time, trimming promotes plant health, encourages growth, and maintains shape. Our experts ensure proper techniques are used for each plant type.

Spring clean-up is best done when the threat of the last frost has passed, usually early to mid-spring. Fall clean-up should be done after most of the leaves have fallen but before the first heavy snow, typically late fall.

Our clean-up includes leaf removal, bed preparation, pruning, mulching, and other services to prep your landscape for the upcoming season.

For most lawns, annual aeration is beneficial. However, if your soil is highly compacted or your lawn experiences heavy foot traffic, you might consider aerating twice a year.

It’s best to wait a few days after aeration to mow, allowing the lawn to recover and benefit from the aeration process.