A fresh start for the season ahead.

Seasonal Cleanups & Bed Care

Clear what has built up, tidy what stays, and bring definition back to existing garden beds. One-time care for a more manageable outdoor space.

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Purple coneflowers and yellow black-eyed Susans growing in a bed of wood mulch

Mulched garden bed inspiration · Illustrative stock photography

01 / CLEAR & TIDY

Remove the buildup.

Leaf collection, light fallen debris, visible weeds and agreed seasonal cutbacks can give lawns and beds a cleaner starting point.

Debris volume, removal and disposal should be included in the agreed scope. Large branches, hazardous material and tree removal are excluded.

02 / DEFINE & REFRESH

Bring the beds together.

Tidy existing bed edges, remove weeds and discuss a suitable mulch refresh. Material type, depth and the areas covered are agreed before work begins.

This example covers existing beds. New landscape construction, major planting plans and drainage changes are separate specialist work.

Green tulip buds growing along a garden path in sunlight

Illustrative stock photography. Not Evergreen project work.

Time the work to the yard.

Spring preparation, autumn leaf buildup or an overdue tidy-up each need a different approach. Weather, plant types and current conditions matter more than a fixed calendar date.

For an estimate, describe the areas involved, how much has accumulated, access to the yard and whether you want debris taken away.

What needs a fresh start?

Try the demo form with your cleanup or bed-care needs. A rough description is enough.

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