Why is Landscape Maintenance So Important?
Rome was not built in a day and neither will your garden be. Even after building and planting, it can often take 2-3 years for your garden to reach its full potential as the plants establish themselves on your property. Properly caring for and maintaining your garden investment is an often overlooked, but critical part of the process to achieving the garden of your dreams and ensuring it looks good all year, year after year.
Maintaining vibrant, ever-changing perennials and annuals, shrubs, vines, herbs and vegetables is a blissful labor of love for avid gardeners. For others, not so much. If you have limited time, travel a lot or just do not “dig” gardening as much as you enjoy looking at the garden, you might consider having us manage and allow Peter Atkins to be your landscape property manager. This will ensure that you have a point person who will make certain that the property is managed correctly and that when you come home you are pleased with its appearances. After all, even the lowest of low-maintenance landscapes will need some upkeep.
A low-maintenance landscape may only require minimal seasonal clean-up and mulching which is typical for a mow and blow team which is not what we do. Larger landscaped areas with more elaborate with perennials, annuals, roses for example should receive care from a perennial gardeners. This individual person executes fine garden care to your beds and borders. These elaborate plants will need more frequent attention to continue to be a source of enjoyment or to provide curb appeal.
Our maintenance services can include: pruning and shaping trees and shrubs by a ISA Certified Arborist or accredited horticulturist; weed control; mulching; clean-up of garden debris; even dividing perennials and seasonal re-planting of annuals, rose care, potted pots watering and cleaning to name a few.
Reach out to Peter Atkins at (914) 234-0161 To set up a sit visit. Thank you.