The Greener Grounds Landscape Maintenance Difference
How a Well Managed Landscape Should Look
LAWNS
are green and uniform in color and texture. There are no brown areas due to broken sprinkler heads or disease. There are no
weeds or foreign grasses, even in those lawns weakened by drastic water cut-backs.
SHRUBS are pruned according to their design function and their natural growth character. Accordingly, not all hedges
are mechanically sheared to a smooth finish. Some will be hand clipped. Hedge rows are very uniform in height and in general
appearance. All shrubs have a clear area at their base about six inches above soil or ground cover levels. This allows for
healthy penetration of air and water and eliminates a potential trap for leaves and debris. Plants that have strap shaped
leaves are never hedged, thus forming a brown mass among new leaves. Instead, undesirable leaves are individually removed
at the base. Flowering shrubs are cared for to allow buds to open freely.
TREES
like shrubs, are pruned according to their growth habits and intended contribution to the landscape. Cuts are clean and purposeful,
done in a way to direct growth without encouraging undesirable sprouting or creating wounds that could invite disease.
FLOWER BEDS are meticulously cared for, staring with good sized, healthy plants and ample soil
preparation. Extra attention is paid to potential fungus or insect invasion. Such flower beds develop quickly into dramatic
sweeps of color.
The total landscape is one of completeness. All edges of
ground covers and lawns are sharply finished.. No trash or debris is found near any landscape areas.
In summary, The Greener Grounds Landscape is clean and crisply detailed and yet has a natural, healthy appearance.
Shrubs, trees, and ground covers are individually cared for in a way that allows them to contribute their full potential beauty
and character to the landscape scene. Our landscapes show in every way the hand of a person devoted to their company, and
committed to excellence in client service .