How should I trim my plants?

Trimming promotes healthy growth and keeps your landscape tidy. In general, avoid cutting more than 25% of a plant’s greenery at one time. Here are some quick tips:

• Ornamental grasses—cut back in early spring to about one-fifth their mature size.

• Crape myrtles—prune in late spring once new growth starts, focusing on dead wood.

• Nandina—standard types can be cut to the ground in spring; dwarf varieties need little to no trimming.

How can I prevent weeds in my landscaping?

Mulching and pre-emergent weed control go a long way. Keeping beds properly mulched helps block sunlight and suppress weed growth. For lawns, we recommend a seasonal weed control program tailored to your property.

Should I fertilize my plants or lawn?

Yes! Fertilization supports healthy root development, color, and overall vigor. We offer tailored fertilization programs based on your grass or plant type and soil needs.

What can I do about insects or pests in my yard?

Many common lawn pests—like grubs, chinch bugs, and armyworms—can be treated with targeted applications. Our team can assess the issue and recommend the best treatment plan.

Is mulching necessary?

Mulch isn’t just for looks—it helps retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, and keep weeds at bay. We recommend refreshing mulch annually for best results.