landscape maintenance reimagined to be environmentally conscious.
We have eliminated the need for fossil fuels in our day-to-day maintenance practices by utilizing battery-powered tools and equipment.
The result is a cleaner, quieter experience for our clients and a healthier environment for the people, plants, and wildlife that share the landscape.
Ecological Weed Removal
We remove unwanted weeds and invasive growth while working carefully around established plants and emerging seedlings.
Our approach prioritizes hand-weeding and targeted removal to protect the surrounding garden and reduce unnecessary disturbance to the soil.
For particularly aggressive or invasive species that do not respond to mechanical removal, we may use a carefully targeted aquatic-labeled herbicide.
These applications are used selectively and only when absolutely necessary, with the goal of treating the unwanted plant while minimizing impact on the surrounding landscape.
Mulching for
healthy soil and plants
We use a natural, non-dyed triple-shredded hardwood mulch rather than artificially colored mulches.
Its fine texture creates a soft, finished appearance while helping retain soil moisture, moderate soil temperatures, and suppress unwanted weeds.
As the hardwood slowly breaks down, it returns organic matter to the soil, supporting a healthier and more biologically active landscape over time.
Tree, Shrub, & Hedge Care
Our pruning approach focuses on plant health, natural form, and seasonal growth.
We provide selective pruning, shrub shaping, and hedge trimming while considering flowering cycles, mature size, and nearby wildlife.
Battery-powered equipment keeps the process quieter, cleaner, and more environmentally conscious.
We Also Offer
Seasonal Garden Cutbacks
Selective cutting back of perennials and grasses at the appropriate time of year, while preserving seed heads and standing stems when they provide winter interest or wildlife habitat.
Garden Editing & Plant Management
Thinning, dividing, transplanting, and relocating plants as gardens mature so they remain balanced, healthy, and intentional rather than overcrowded.
Invasive Species Management
Identification and ongoing control of invasive or aggressive plants using mechanical methods first and targeted treatment when necessary.
Deadheading & Seasonal Grooming
Removing spent flowers, damaged foliage, and excess growth where appropriate to keep gardens looking cared for without over-managing them.
Plant Health Monitoring
Routine observation for stress, disease, pests, irrigation issues, overcrowding, or declining plants so problems can be addressed early.
Native Meadow Maintenance
Seasonal mowing, selective weeding, invasive control, and management of woody encroachment to help meadow plantings establish and remain diverse.
Rain Garden & Stormwater Feature Maintenance
Maintaining rain gardens, swales, dry creek beds, and drainage plantings by managing vegetation, sediment buildup, erosion, and water flow.
Leaf Management
Rather than automatically removing all leaves, selectively leaving or relocating leaf litter into garden beds where it can protect soil and provide habitat.