🌳 Landscaping — Montgomery, AL

Landscaping & Bed Care
in Montgomery, AL

Clean beds, defined edges and properly maintained shrubs frame your Montgomery lawn — request a landscaping quote — pair with mulch and pine straw installation and add kerb appeal that no amount of mowing alone can achieve. Montgomery, Pike Road, Prattville and surrounding areas.

200+
Yards Treated
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Google Rating
AL
Licensed & Insured

Our landscaping service — available across Montgomery. Covers bed edging, hand weeding, shrub trimming, pre-emergent application and seasonal cleanup. We handle turf and beds on the same visit — no separate scheduling needed across Montgomery, Pike Road and Prattville.

Bed Care Services

Everything Your Beds
Need to Look Premium

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Bed Edging

Sharp, clean edges between turf and beds. The single highest-impact detail for kerb appeal. We re-cut bed lines each visit or on a schedule.

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Bed Weeding

Hand removal and pre-emergent applications to keep beds clean between visits. Eliminates competition with ornamental plantings.

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Shrub & Hedge Trimming

Shaped to the plant's natural form, not hacked flat. We maintain size without damaging the root structure or promoting excessive re-growth.

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Seasonal Cleanups

Spring and fall cleanups — leaf removal, cutting back ornamental grasses, clearing debris from beds and lawn before the new season starts.

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Mulch & Pine Straw

Fresh mulch or pine straw installation in spring and fall. Moisture retention, weed suppression, and finished appearance in one service.

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Bed Pre-Emergent

Pre-emergent applied in beds in January and September reduces weed pressure between manual weeding visits.

Why It Matters

Beds Are Half
of Kerb Appeal

A perfectly mowed Bermuda lawn still looks unfinished if the beds are overgrown and the edges are fuzzy. Conversely, clean, edged beds and shaped shrubs make even a modest lawn look premium.

We manage both turf and bed care on the same visit schedule — no coordinating between two separate services. One call, one team, consistent results.

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Montgomery

Full landscaping and bed care service throughout the city and surrounding neighbourhoods.

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Pike Road

New-build landscaping maintenance. Establishment-phase care for young shrubs and plantings.

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Prattville

Full bed care and seasonal cleanup services throughout Prattville's residential areas.

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Millbrook & Wetumpka

Landscaping maintenance available in Millbrook and Wetumpka on a scheduled basis.

FAQs

Landscaping & Bed Care Questions

In peak growing season (April–September), beds benefit from bi-weekly to monthly attention depending on weed pressure. Pre-emergent applied in January and September significantly reduces in-season hand weeding requirements.
Late February to mid-March — before warm-season grasses break dormancy and before beds become active. This window allows cutting back dead ornamental grass, removing leaf debris, re-edging bed lines and applying fresh mulch before spring growth begins.
Why Choose Us

Montgomery’s Local Experts

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AL Licensed

Alabama-licensed pesticide applicators. Every application is legal, documented, and accountable.

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Zone 8a Specialists

We know Montgomery’s soil, climate, and grass types. No generic national schedules — ever.

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Door Hanger Service

After every visit we leave a door hanger noting what was applied, what we found, and when we’re back.

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Satisfaction Guarantee

Not happy? We re-treat within 14 days at no charge. No questions asked.

Pruning Calendar

Montgomery Ornamentals — When to Prune What

Most ornamental shrubs in Montgomery yards bloom on wood grown the previous season. Pruning at the wrong time removes flower buds before they open. Here is the timing for the most common ornamentals in the area.

  • Azaleas: Prune immediately after blooming, April to May. Pruning in fall or winter removes next spring's flower buds entirely.
  • Gardenias: Same rule as Azaleas. Prune in early summer after the bloom cycle finishes.
  • Loropetalum: Blooms spring and sometimes again in fall. Prune lightly after each bloom cycle.
  • Knockout Roses: Cut back aggressively in late February before spring growth. They bloom on new wood and respond well to hard pruning.
  • Boxwood: Shape in late spring after the first flush of growth. Avoid pruning after August — new growth produced in late summer is vulnerable to winter damage.
  • Crape Myrtles: Never top. Remove crossing branches and low shoots in late winter. The Alabama Extension specifically advises against "crape murder" — the aggressive topping practice common in the region.

Not sure what shrubs you have or when to prune them? We identify and schedule pruning as part of bed care visits — no separate consultation needed.

Bed Pre-Emergent

The Most Effective Weed Prevention You Are Not Using

Pre-emergent applied to garden beds in late January and again in mid-September dramatically reduces in-season weed pressure. Annual weeds — crabgrass, bittercress, chickweed — will not germinate through an intact pre-emergent barrier. You will still see some perennial weeds push through, but the volume of hand-weeding required drops by 60 to 70 percent over a treated season.

We include bed pre-emergent as an optional add-on to any mowing or treatment program. For most Montgomery properties, two bed pre-emergent applications per year reduce bed maintenance time significantly — and they protect freshly installed mulch from becoming a weed seed bank.

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One call handles turf and bed care together. No coordinating separate services — clean lawn, clean beds, same visit.