Family-owned in Hebron, serving eastern Connecticut
Straight answers from the crew in Hebron: when to do the work, what it involves and how to tell if you need help.
What to do in the yard, and when, through a Connecticut year.
A month-by-month spring landscaping checklist for eastern Connecticut yards, from debris and drainage in March to mulch and planting in May.
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What a professional spring cleanup includes, step by step, why it matters for your lawn and beds, and when to schedule it in eastern Connecticut.
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What a proper fall cleanup includes for eastern Connecticut homes and commercial properties, when to schedule it, and what to cut back or leave standing.
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How to protect shrubs, lawns and beds through a Connecticut winter: salt, snow piles, plow damage, burlap, deer and ice, plus the late fall prep that matters.
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A safe, step by step storm cleanup guide for eastern Connecticut yards: safety first, photos for insurance, DIY vs pro, and what a full cleanup includes.
Read the guideGrass, weeds and invasive plants, handled the right way.
A month by month lawn care schedule for Connecticut cool-season lawns, from spring cleanup and mowing height to grubs, fall seeding and winter.
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Late August to September is the best time to plant grass seed in Connecticut. Here is why, plus prep, watering and seed picks for sun and shade.
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How to identify and remove Oriental bittersweet, Japanese knotweed, multiflora rose, burning bush and poison ivy in Connecticut, and how to stop regrowth.
Read the guidePlanning a bigger project, or fixing water that sits where it should not.
How to plan a new landscape design in four steps (goals, site, budget range and timeline) and why planning in the off-season gets you better scheduling.
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How to spot yard drainage problems, why eastern Connecticut yards hold water, and the fixes that work, from regrading to retaining walls.
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Native plants, the right shrubs, mulch, edging and less lawn. The low maintenance landscaping ideas that actually cut work in a Connecticut yard.
Read the guideLocal soil, slopes and rules, plus guides for rentals and commercial lots.
A practical guide to Tolland CT landscaping: rocky soil, sloped lots, shade, heavy leaf drop, drainage and deer, plus what to fix first.
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A local guide to Mansfield CT landscaping for Storrs homeowners and rental owners: shade, wet spots, drainage and low-maintenance yards.
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A plain guide to commercial landscaping in eastern Connecticut: maintenance scope, curb appeal, safety, seasonal plans and the questions to ask a contractor.
Read the guideStill have a question? Call or text (860) 791-3191. You will talk to the people doing the work.
Get a free estimateYes. They are written for eastern Connecticut: cool-season grass, rocky and clay soils, heavy leaf drop, wet springs and winter storms.
Call when the job is big, heavy or risky: storm damage, failing walls, drainage that floods the yard, or a full cleanup you cannot get to. A free walkthrough tells you what it takes before you commit.
Yes. Every guide covers work our crew does. Call or text (860) 791-3191 or send the form for a free walkthrough and a same-day quote.
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