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Services for bushes, hedges, shrubs, and small trees.
Services for bushes, hedges, shrubs, and small trees.In order for your home or business property's landscaping (bushes, shrubs, hedges, and small trees) to thrive, you need to prune and trim at the right time of the year. we have experienced professionals who know exactly when and how to trim the plants that grow in and around the OMAHA and IOWA area.
When do we prune/trim your landscaping?The time that pruning takes place depends on the type of plant that needs pruning, while trimming takes place as needed throughout the year. The majority of plants should be pruned during winter or early spring. Pruning your landscaping during the fall can stimulate growth, which actually can severely weaken the plant as it enters its dormancy period. Additionally, certain plants demand specific timing for their pruning sessions throughout the year. Early spring bloomers, such as lilacs, require pruning shortly after they finish blooming. Pruning deciduous shrubs should occur during the late winter. Some small trees and shrubs can be pruned between late winter and early spring before sap sets in, such as hydrangeas, juniper, and cherries. Prune trees that sap during the late winter, in the summer. The time that pruning takes place depends on the type of plant that needs pruning, while trimming takes place as needed throughout the year. The majority of plants should be pruned during winter or early spring. Pruning your landscaping during the fall can stimulate growth, which actually can severely weaken the plant as it enters its dormancy period. Additionally, certain plants demand specific timing for their pruning sessions throughout the year.
When do we prune/trim your landscaping?The time that pruning takes place depends on the type of plant that needs pruning, while trimming takes place as needed throughout the year. The majority of plants should be pruned during winter or early spring. Pruning your landscaping during the fall can stimulate growth, which actually can severely weaken the plant as it enters its dormancy period. Additionally, certain plants demand specific timing for their pruning sessions throughout the year. Early spring bloomers, such as lilacs, require pruning shortly after they finish blooming. Pruning deciduous shrubs should occur during the late winter. Some small trees and shrubs can be pruned between late winter and early spring before sap sets in, such as hydrangeas, juniper, and cherries. Prune trees that sap during the late winter, in the summer. The time that pruning takes place depends on the type of plant that needs pruning, while trimming takes place as needed throughout the year. The majority of plants should be pruned during winter or early spring. Pruning your landscaping during the fall can stimulate growth, which actually can severely weaken the plant as it enters its dormancy period. Additionally, certain plants demand specific timing for their pruning sessions throughout the year.
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Refresh Your Mulch or rock
Mulch provides many benefits to your landscape beds. By installing mulch, you can:
Control weeds Promote plant growth Regulate soil temperature Prevent soil erosion Repel insects Complete the look of your landscape bed design
Most commonly used mulches are dyed hardwood and can be red, black, or brown. These mulches should be refreshed on an annual basis in order to keep maximizing the benefits of having mulch.
Another option is to install rock or decorative stone. These include brown river rock and shale. Rock coverings should be refreshed every other year. Benefits of Mulch
While mulch provides decorative value to your landscaping beds, the benefits go much further. Some of the most important benefits that come from fresh mulch in your landscaping include:
Water loss is reduced when using mulch. The mulch acts as a temperature regulator by keeping the soil cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Mulch improves the soil's moisture and nutrient absorption. Mulch suppresses weed growth and the spread of multiple types of plant diseases. Your landscaping beds will be less prone to soil erosion.
Benefits of Rock
We primarily do mulching for our residential and commercial customers. However, rock can be requested directly from any customer. Though rock shares many of the same benefits as mulch, there are some benefits to using rock in your landscaping beds that are different, such as:
Rock is low maintenance and needs to be replaced less often than mulch. Rock is less expensive than mulch in the long run, because it lasts longer. Rock has the capability of keeping weeds away longer than mulch.
One downside to choosing rock instead of mulch is that it can result in an imbalance in your soil's pH, making it harder for some plants to grow well. Additionally, rocks can get extremely hot, which raises the temperature of the soil.
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we also remove weed
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If weeds are invading your rock landscape features, attack them with a weed killer that simultaneously kills existing weeds and prevents new ones from sprouting. If possible, install a layer of landscape fabric beneath rocks to prevent weed regrowth. Installing a border around areas landscaped with rock helps stop invasive weeds and grasses from moving in. Finally, you can remove weeds naturally by hand weeding or by using a flame weeder.
Fall Cleanup
Preparing your yard for winter dormancy is a meticulous process. We mow your property, remove leaves that have begun to fall, clean your gutters, and dispose of any dead branches and other yard debris. We also make return trips, as needed, as the leaves begin to fall more heavily.Why Leaf Removal is Priority
Before the grass and plants of your property slip into their dormant period, our crew places a priority on getting rid of the leaves on your property. Why do leaves need to be removed?
Excess leaves block sunlight from reaching the lawn. This slows down the natural process of photosynthesis. Piles of leaves reduce water evaporation, which can lead to the growth of fungus, mold, or lawn disease. Damp leaves are a breeding ground for mosquitoes on your property. Leaves can smother the lawn, which can kill the grass. A lawn with patches of dead grass can take years to grow back properly.
Raking and removing leaves are our top priority for your property in the fall. We also use leaf blowers and tarps to remove all the leaves from your lawn. Our Leaf Removal Process for All Properties
When we come out to remove leaves from your property, our crews follow an efficient and thorough process. We use leaf blowers to clear leaves off of the lawn and get them out of your landscape beds. We then blow the leaves onto tarps to pile them up and haul them away for you so you do not have to be concerned with removing them.
Before the grass and plants of your property slip into their dormant period, our crew places a priority on getting rid of the leaves on your property. Why do leaves need to be removed?
Excess leaves block sunlight from reaching the lawn. This slows down the natural process of photosynthesis. Piles of leaves reduce water evaporation, which can lead to the growth of fungus, mold, or lawn disease. Damp leaves are a breeding ground for mosquitoes on your property. Leaves can smother the lawn, which can kill the grass. A lawn with patches of dead grass can take years to grow back properly.
Raking and removing leaves are our top priority for your property in the fall. We also use leaf blowers and tarps to remove all the leaves from your lawn. Our Leaf Removal Process for All Properties
When we come out to remove leaves from your property, our crews follow an efficient and thorough process. We use leaf blowers to clear leaves off of the lawn and get them out of your landscape beds. We then blow the leaves onto tarps to pile them up and haul them away for you so you do not have to be concerned with removing them.
