We time cleanup for Parker's early spring so new growth isn't damaged.
Winter damage is noted and addressed before it becomes a bigger problem.
Beds are left clean, edged, and ready for mulch or planting.
Parker often warms up weeks before higher parts of Douglas County. We schedule cleanup once the ground firms up, usually in March or early April, so bulbs and new shoots aren’t trampled and last year’s stems come off before fresh growth tangles into them.
Roses get pruned as their buds swell, and ornamental grasses are cut low before green blades appear in the center of the clump.
We look for vole tunnels, chewed bark, winter burn on evergreens, and branches snapped by heavy spring snow, and we let you know what needs attention.
Hosting a graduation or a spring get together? A cleanup timed a week or two before gets beds looking sharp for photos.
Follow cleanup with perennial division while plants are small, or set up ongoing garden maintenance for the season. The rest of our care services are on the Parker garden maintenance page.
We schedule your visit based on the weather and how far along your garden is.
The crew clears debris, cuts back perennials, grasses, and roses, and checks for winter damage.
Beds are edged and tidied, and we let you know about any plants that need attention.
