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Flower Bed Cleanup

Hand-pulling weeds, clearing leaves, twigs, and dead plant material out of the beds, cutting back spent perennials and grasses, and re-cutting the edge between bed and lawn so the line reads clean again. Fresh mulch is the usual finishing step and is quoted with it.

No — and it's worth being clear about. Our mowing program covers mowing, edging, and leaf management. Flower bed maintenance is a separate service, whether as a one-time cleanup or on a recurring schedule.

Late winter to early spring is the big one: cut back last year's growth and clear the beds before new growth starts, so you're not working around it. A fall cleanup after the leaves drop keeps beds from going into winter buried.

We can apply a pre-emergent after clearing the beds, which stops the next round of weed seeds from germinating rather than just removing what's already up. Paired with mulch at proper depth, that's what makes a cleanup hold.

Yes. Removing overgrown or dead shrubs, dividing crowded perennials, and replanting the gaps are all normal add-ons. If a bed has gotten away from you completely, we'll price the reset rather than pretending a tidy-up will fix it.

Two thorough cleanups a year keeps most DFW properties looking sharp, with light weeding in between. Beds that are mulched and edged properly need noticeably less attention than beds that aren't.