Fall landscaping 2025

 It’s best to schedule two rounds of leaf cleanup—one early in the season when leaves begin to fall, and another closer to your town’s final collection date.

Waiting too long allows leaves to pile up, which can smother your grass, attract pests, and cause drainage issues. Booking early also ensures you get a spot on our schedule before we fill up for the season.

Fall offers the perfect conditions for new seed to take root — cooler temperatures, moist soil, and less weed competition. Aeration opens the soil so air, water, and nutrients reach the roots, while overseeding thickens your lawn for spring.

 Absolutely. Fall planting gives new plants time to establish strong roots before winter. Plus, cool weather means less stress on the plants — making fall one of the best times of year to plant.

Yes! Trimming back dead or overgrown branches not only keeps your landscape looking neat, but also reduces stress on plants and prepares them for strong growth in the spring.

 A thick layer of leaves blocks sunlight and traps moisture, which can lead to mold, pests, and dead patches in your grass. Removing them helps keep your lawn healthy and ready for next season.