Garden maintenance with a minimal ecological footprint
Our eco-friendly approach to lawn care, pruning, weeding and other organic maintenance practices keeps your garden beautiful and healthy year-round without relying on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.
An eco-friendly maintenance plan designed for you
At Green Edens, we don’t just design and install gardens, our environmentally responsible maintenance practices protect your investment and ensure that your garden remains resilient and thriving for years to come. Whether you need help with lawn care, garden upkeep, or seasonal cleanups, we’ll create a personalized plan for your property. Contact us to let us know how we can help.
Have questions? Browse through our services below and read our frequently asked questions about eco-friendly maintenance.
Garden Maintenance & Mowing
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Starts late April/early May. General weeding and perennial care of garden beds. Haul away & disposal of debris. Mow all turf areas and remove clippings, trim all turf outlines, remove debris off of patios, walks and driveways. Haul away and disposal of debris. 4 visits per month.
Seasonal Services
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Includes: removal of leaves and debris from all planting beds and turf areas, edging of turf outlines, cutting back of perennials, and pruning of shrubs and seeding of lawn, when necessary. De-thatch turf areas to reduce dead organic layer, rake off all debris, haul away debris.
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Includes: pick up, delivery, and installation of leaf mulch in spring to improve soil, minimize weeds, retain moisture, and improve the overall condition of existing plants, trees & shrubs.
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Fertilization includes specimen trees, shrubs and perennials. We fertilize to provide nutrients, promote blooms, and keep plants healthy and strong.
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Dividing & transplanting of fall blooming perennials in spring, & spring blooming perennials in fall to prevent overcrowding, disease, & to promote blooms. (Fee is determined by the amount of plants to be divided and transplanted.)
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Includes natural pruning of shrubs in the months of July and August, if needed, to maintain size and shape and removal of debris.
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(October/November) Includes removal of leaves and debris from all planting beds, turf areas, patios, walkways, and driveways. Cutting back perennials when necessary, collecting and shredding leaf debris to be spread on garden beds to improve soil (leaves cannot be shredded when wet from rain and would therefore have to be hauled away). Covers up to two visits if needed.
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Restorative pruning of all trees and shrubs to control size and shape. Removal of dead or dying branches injured by disease, insect infestation, animals, and storms. Removal of branches that rub together, branch stubs, waterspouts, and suckers. Haul away debris.
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Protection of shrubs, trees and roses from winter frost, snow and salt. (Fees are determined by the number of trees, shrubs, and roses that need protection.)
Lawn Services
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One application of crabgrass control, one application of broadleaf weed control, and four applications of organic granular fertilizer to all turf areas to promote healthy vigorous growth.
Early Spring: we will apply an organic slow-release fertilizer to promote spring green up and recovery from winter stress. This application will include preventative crabgrass control.
Late Spring: we will apply an organic slow-release fertilizer to prepare your lawn for the summer heat.
Summer: we will apply an organic slow-release fertilizer to help your lawn fight drought and disease. This application will include a broadleaf weed control.
Fall: we will continue to feed your lawn with an organic granular slow-release fertilizer to encourage color, thickness, and overall health. This treatment is designed to encourage recovery and green up your lawn. During colder weather, your lawn will need a balanced feeding to recover from the stress of summer. This organic granular slow-release fertilizer is specially formulated to enhance root regeneration and promote a healthier, greener lawn in the spring, and help to prepare your lawn for the long winter ahead.
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Application of insecticide to control grubs, as needed. (We will provide quote before the time of service.)
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Overseeding lawns in spring to thicken lawns, and fill in bare spots helping to promote a healthy lawn, as needed. (We will provide quote before the time of service.)
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Core aeration of turf areas in September to relieve compaction and thatch.
Eco-Friendly Maintenance FAQs
To learn more about our maintenance services and how they benefit your garden, explore the FAQs below .
You can also contact us to discuss your project and schedule a free consultation.
Questions about Green Edens Maintenance
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It means that we care for the environment and all living components within it, so we perform all of our maintenance services in a way that avoids the use of chemicals, reduces pollution, prevents water waste and won’t harm plants, people, wildlife or pets.
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To keep it clean and lush, once per week is best.
Scheduling maintenance less frequently could quickly lead to an overgrowth of weeds and other issues that could threaten the health of your garden and result in increased maintenance costs over time.
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Yes, absolutely! It’s important that your plants receive the nutrients they need to grow to full size and remain healthy for years to come. We amend soil when your garden is installed, but those nutrients will eventually be depleted, so feeding your lawn and garden periodically should be a part of your maintenance plan.
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Leaf mulch is made from shredded, decaying leaves which break down faster than other types of mulch and provide key nutrients to your trees, shrubs and plants. Regular applications of leaf mulch help to build healthy soil, which will keep your garden healthy over the long term, too.