Landscaping in New Jersey

What our landscaping service includes

Most landscaping calls start with one problem: beds that have gone flat and weedy, shrubs that swallowed the front windows, or a lawn with bare patches nobody can fix. We handle the whole front and back of the property, so you do not need one company for mulch, another for planting and a third for the lawn.

• Mulching in black, red, brown or natural. We weed and clean the bed first, cut a fresh edge, then lay mulch at a depth that holds moisture without smothering roots or piling against trunks.
• New bed design and edging. We lay out beds that fit the house and the way you use the yard, then cut a clean, deep edge so grass stays out.
• Planting of shrubs, perennials and seasonal flowers, chosen for sun, shade and the sandy or clay soil we find on your lot.
• Bush and hedge trimming that shapes plants without leaving bare, brown centers.
• Grass seed, sod and tilling for bare spots, new lawns and areas torn up by construction or a stump grind.

How a landscaping job works

1. Call or text. Tell Kenneth what you want done at 609-332-8852 or through the estimate form. Photos help but are not required.
2. We walk the property with you. We look at sun, drainage, soil and what is already planted, and talk through colors, plant choices and budget.
3. You get a written price. Every line item is spelled out: cubic yards of mulch, number and size of plants, square footage of seed or sod. No surprises later.
4. Work and cleanup. We do the job, blow off walks and driveways, haul away debris and walk it with you at the end.

Why it pays to do it right

Good landscaping is mostly prep. A bed that is weeded, edged and mulched at the right depth stays clean for months, while a quick top dressing over weeds looks tired within weeks. Shrubs trimmed on the right schedule fill in instead of thinning out, and seed put down in early fall on loosened soil takes far better than seed thrown on hard ground in July.

That is the difference you see in New Jersey summers. Our clients in places like Moorestown and Medford want beds that still look crisp in August heat, and that comes from the steps nobody sees.

Residential and commercial

We work on single family homes, rentals, HOA common areas and small commercial lots. Property managers can set up seasonal mulch rounds and trimming visits priced per visit or per season.

Best times of year

Spring is the busiest season for mulch and planting. Fall is the best time for seed and for planting most shrubs. Trimming runs from late spring through fall. Call early in the season to get on the schedule, since spring openings fill fast.