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PRE-MOW CLEAN UP: Clean up lawn surface, includes spot raking, stick and debris pickup to prepare for mowing season

SPRING CLEAN UP: Clean up all garden beds. Includes: Weeding, edging, mulching and pruning, disposal of debris. Leaf blow sand and dirt off walkways and driveway

GARDEN FERTILIZING: Fertilize plants with appropriate fertilizer or compost

DE-THATCH LAWN: De thatch lawn and clean up thatch to increase water and air circulation and improve fertilizer uptake

LAWN MOWING: Weekly Mowing

LAWN MOWING: Bi-weekly mowing or as needed. Weekly or every five days during fast growing season, bi weekly during slow growing periods

LAWN MOWING: Cut lawn 2.5 to 3 inches and leave clippings (healthiest choice for lawns)

LAWN MOWING: Cut Lawn 2-2.5 inches and bag clippings

LAWN MOWING: Always remove clippings

LAWN CARE: Apply pre emergent and post emergent weed control, fertilize and grub control

ORNAMENTAL TREE/SHRUB PRUNING: Reduce risk of disease and promote growth by removing dead and crossing branches, increasing circulation, removing suckers and shaping/aesthetic cuts, always done with proper technique once per season, usually after blooming

FRUIT TREE PRUNING: Promote fruiting growth by pruning in dormant season (winter) this should be done annually. Specializing in apples trees and blueberry bushes , but also recommended for pear, cherry and peach trees

SUMMER WEEDING: Prune, weed and dead head plants in garden beds twice per month with a 4- 6 hour visit each time May-mid September

SUMMER WEEDING: Prune, weed and dead head plants in garden beds once per month with a 4- 6 hour visit each time May-mid September

SUMMER WEEDING: Prune, weed and dead head plants in garden beds once every other month with a 6-8 hour visit each time May-mid September

AERATE/COMPOST AND OVERSEED: Promote a healthy lawn the natural way by aerating and composting your soil. Increases soil quality and reduces need for pelletized fertilizing over time this really enhances turf and soil quality

LIME ACIDIC LAWNS: Increase turf quality in soils overshadowed by oaks and pines by a regular fall application of lime. Soil test is recommended before application

FALL CLEAN UP: Clean up all leaves on property and remove, rake garden beds, do necessary perennial cut backs, dead heading and pruning. Fall mowing will help to keep on top of leaves in lawn

WINTERIZE SENSITIVE PLANTS: Includes construction and placement of wooden covers for plants along foundation to protect from crushing snow weight. Wilt pruf and burlap wrap plants away from roof lines and snowblower to protect from wind and dehydration. Recommended for broadleaf evergreens, specimen trees and shrubs any marginally hardy plants.

SNOW REMOVAL: Plow, snow blow and shovel Driveway and front entrances for any amount of snow

SNOW REMOVAL: Plow, snow blow and shovel Driveway and front entrances for any amount of snow over 1.5 inches

SNOW REMOVAL: Plow, snow blow and shovel Driveway and front entrances for any amount of snow over 3 inches

SNOW REMOVAL: Snow blow and shovel only (no plow) Driveway and front entrances for any amount of snow

SNOW REMOVAL: Shovel decks every storm

SNOW REMOVAL: Shovel decks every other storm

SNOW REMOVAL: Shovel or snow blow path around one side of house to back deck

SNOW REMOVAL: Shovel out oil fill valves and propane tanks

SNOW REMOVAL: Roof Rake after every storm

SNOW REMOVAL: Roof Rake once per winter season

SNOW REMOVAL: Roof Rake twice per winter season

CLEAN GUTTERS: Clean gutters to ensure smooth flow of water through gutter to downspout once in the spring and once in the fall or more upon request