Three levels of care, one standard
Specifically, programs sized to how much of the property you'd like us to take on, each guided by an estate manager who knows your yard.
Namely, medium, about 4,000 to 9,000 sq ft of lawn.
Namely, the core care a well-kept home needs, on a weekly rhythm.
- For instance, weekly mowing and trimming
- Also, lawn fertilization program
- Moreover, spring and fall cleanups
- Seasonal flowers and one mulch installation
- Furthermore, irrigation oversight
- Text support and a dedicated point of contact
- Finally, two property health visits from your estate manager
Furthermore, gardening, pruning, and year-round oversight for layered plantings.
- For instance, everything in Essentials
- Also, professional gardening, bed maintenance, and weeding
- Moreover, shrub and perennial pruning, with tree and shrub fertilization
- Perimeter pest program
- Furthermore, leaf cleanups through the fall
- Outdoor lighting oversight and priority storm response
- Finally, ten property health visits a year
Overall, the whole property, managed as an extension of the house.
- For instance, everything in Premier
- Also, irrigation system warranty
- Moreover, app-controlled smart watering
- Long-term estate planning with 3D design
- Furthermore, plant warranty program
- A dedicated estate manager
- Finally, twelve property health visits a year
For instance, if you only need one part of the yard handled, Lawn basics and Garden basics cover the lawn or the beds on their own, from $442 a month.
See the basics programs →One person who knows your property
In fact, every level of care comes with an estate manager. Specifically, they walk the property on a set schedule, talk with your crew about what needs attention, and call you before anything is added to an invoice.
As a result, you get one number to text and one person who already knows the yard.
See the maintenance programs →Mason Forest, a mid-century house brought back outside
When the owners bought this house in 2023, the inside had been partly updated. However, the outside had not: seven dead trees, patchy grass, failing retaining walls, and a former pool turned mud pit that kept the yard wet.
Therefore, drainage came first, then grade, then the planting that makes the front read as part of the house.
View the project →The same landscape, two months apart
Luxury landscaping St Louis: design, build, and care
In other words, two sides of one luxury landscaping company in St. Louis. Moreover, most clients start with one project and stay on for the care.
Patios, walls, and plantings
Specifically, outdoor living space drawn in 3D before a shovel moves.
See the design work →
Garden and estate care
For example, weekly lawn care, bed work, and pruning, overseen by one manager who knows your property.
See the levels of care →What clients say about working with us
Recent notes from the yard
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