Clean bed lines, weeding and pre-emergent treatments that keep landscape beds tidy and free of weeds all season.
Weeds in landscape beds spread fast. A few dandelions in spring become a thick mat of crabgrass, chickweed and nutsedge by summer, and once they set seed the problem is hard to stop. A bed that is weedy looks neglected, no matter how nice the plants are. In Nashville, where warm weather and rain keep weeds growing for most of the year, a steady routine of weeding and prevention is the only way to keep beds clean.
We hand-pull weeds and remove roots, treat beds with pre-emergent products in early spring and again in summer and apply fresh mulch when needed. We cut sharp edges along lawns and walks with a spade or edging machine, creating a trench or a steel or stone border for lasting lines. We also spot-treat stubborn weeds and give advice on mulch depth, plant spacing and groundcovers that crowd out weeds. The result is beds that look neat and stay neat. We also recommend plant spacing and groundcovers that fill beds quickly, since a full bed leaves little room for weeds. We refresh edges each season and explain how to keep them crisp between visits.
Weeds are removed by hand with roots so they do not simply grow back.
Pre-emergent treatments in spring and summer stop seeds from sprouting.
Spade-cut or border edges keep grass out of beds.
Mulch depth and groundcovers reduce weed pressure.
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BeforeAfterNeat all season.
Stops weeds early.
Lasting lines.
Crowd out weeds.
Spring to fall.
Stubborn weeds.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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You tell us about your yard and what you want, new landscaping, a lawn fix or a patio, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We walk the property, measure the areas and check sun, shade, soil, drainage and access, noting existing plants and anything worth keeping.
We explain your options for plants, materials and layout, sketch the design and give you a written scope with clear timing and pricing.
We arrange for underground utilities to be located, protect the house and lawn, remove what must go and rebuild the soil and base.
We install plants, sod, stone and lighting with the crew on site from the first delivery to the last load of mulch, keeping the site tidy as we go.
We walk you through watering and care, leave a simple guide, clean up and set a reminder for your first-season check.
Every two to four weeks during the growing season is common.
It helps in some beds but can cause problems over time, and we advise case by case.
Spade-cut trenches are classic, and steel or stone borders last longer.
Late winter for spring weeds, and again in early summer.
We choose products that are safe for established plants and avoid seeded areas.
Mulching and Flower BedsFresh mulch, crisp edges and new or renewed flower beds that hold moisture, stop weeds and make plants…Explore 
Maintenance PlansScheduled care for lawns, beds, shrubs and trees with one crew, one schedule and clear visit notes, all…Explore 
Flower and Perennial BedsGarden beds filled with perennials, grasses and seasonal color, arranged for bloom through the year and easy care.Explore 
Lawn Weed and Pest ControlTargeted weed and insect control that clears crabgrass, clover and grubs without harming the grass you want to…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
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