Spring cleanup is the reset that sets up your whole season. Winter leaves a yard full of matted debris, broken branches, gravel thrown by the plow, and the first flush of weeds — and the sooner that's cleared, the better everything grows once it warms up.
We rake out the turf, clear and edge the beds, cut back the perennials and grasses we left standing over winter for protection, haul off the debris, and get the property ready for the growing season. It's also the right time to see what came through the winter and what didn't.
Pair it with a spring sprinkler start-up and a pre-emergent, and your yard starts the year ahead instead of behind.