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Seasonal maintenance

Cleanups, mulching and winterisation, timed to the shore calendar rather than the inland one.

Timing is the whole service. The shore runs later into autumn and later into spring than inland New Jersey, and doing spring cutback on the first warm week is how people lose perennials to the frost that follows.

Mulch does more than look tidy on sandy ground. It slows evaporation, moderates soil temperature and adds organic matter as it breaks down, which is exactly what sand is short of.

What the service includes

  • Spring cleanup, cutback and bed edging
  • Mulch supply and installation at proper depth
  • Autumn leaf removal from turf and hard surfaces
  • Perennial cutback timed to the plant, not the calendar
  • Winterisation of containers, irrigation and tender material

How the work runs

1. Walk before cutting

We check what has actually broken dormancy rather than cutting everything to the ground on a date.

2. Clear and edge

Beds cleared, edges recut, debris removed rather than blown into the neighbour's yard.

3. Mulch and protect

Mulch to depth, kept off the crowns and trunks, which is where most mulching goes wrong.

Common questions

How deep should mulch be?

Enough to suppress weeds and hold moisture, and never piled against a trunk. Volcano mulching kills trees slowly.

Why not cut everything back in autumn?

Standing stems shelter overwintering insects and protect crowns. Grasses in particular look better left up.

When is spring cleanup?

When the soil has warmed, which here is usually later than people expect. Early cleanup costs plants.

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