Landscaping Services in Vermont

Vermont's growing season is short and bounded on one end by what locals call mud season, the weeks each spring when melting snow leaves lawns and garden beds too soft and waterlogged to safely work without compacting the soil or tearing up new grass. The state's rocky, thin, glacially deposited soil, the same ground early farmers cleared into the stone walls still found across the countryside, tends to run acidic from centuries of forest cover, which affects everything from grass health to which shrubs and perennials will actually thrive without soil amendments. Because the cold climate rules out warm-season grasses entirely, Vermont lawns depend on cool-season varieties that need to be seeded, fed, and limed on a fairly tight seasonal window to get established before winter sets back in. Call (844) 617-8909 to describe what you're dealing with in Vermont, and we'll discuss the service you need and how to request it.

Choose by the work needed

• For regular cutting of established grass, review Lawn Mowing.
• For planning a new outdoor layout, review Landscape Design.
• For standing water or drainage concerns, review Landscape Drainage Solutions.