Garden Master Landscaping

Cultural Practices

Some of the cultural practices that need to be addressed are, improving soil fertility lessening plant competition by thinning out and removing plants. Match plant species' growing preferences to site conditions. The use of slow release fertilizer that won't burn plants. Trim fading flowers to increase the bloom duration. Remove brush heaps, trash piles and weed patches where rabbits can hide and nest.

Soil Testing and Enhancement

Soil test allow us improve the soil structure, apply the correct amount and kind of fertilizer, correct the soil PH balance and any other deficiency deemed necessary.

"Soil enhancement, per the soil test, and adding compost are the two most important aspects of maintaining a healthy garden."

Integrated Pest Management

By understanding the lifecycles of pests and disease in your lawn and garden we can monitor and take pre-emptive action. This action can reduce the use of pesticides by up to 70% saving you money and protecting the environment. If pesticides must be applied they are done so as a last resort.