No. 01
Spring & Fall Cleanups
Leaves, sticks, matted beds and winter debris raked out, cut back and hauled away, so the property starts each season clean.
Cleanup details
Outdoor property care · [Town], [State]
Country properties, kept with care season after season.
Spring and fall cleanups, shrub and hedge shaping, fresh mulch, tidy beds and steady upkeep — for homes, farms and country places that deserve looking after. One call, one crew, the whole year.
- Spring & fall cleanups
- Shrubs, hedges & mulch
- Year-round care plans
Locally owned & operated
Free estimates
[Fully insured — confirm]
One-time jobs or year-round care
Debris hauled away
Every plan starts with a walk around the property — together.
Outdoor property management
One crew that looks after the whole property.
Some people call us for a single spring cleanup. Many more keep us on for the year. We walk your land with you, make a plan for each season, and show up when the work needs doing — so the beds stay edged, the hedges stay shaped and the grounds never get away from you.
It suits busy households, second homes, rentals and estates, and anyone who’d rather spend the weekend enjoying the place than working on it.
- Seasonal cleanups
- Regular grounds visits
- Shrub & hedge care
- Mulch & bed edging
- Garden & planting
- Storm & branch cleanup
What we do
Everything outdoors, tended properly.
From the first spring rake-out to the last leaves of autumn, here’s how we keep your property in shape.
No. 02
Grounds Maintenance
Regular visits for mowing, trimming, crisp edges and weeding — the steady upkeep that keeps a place looking cared-for.
Maintenance details
No. 03
Shrub & Hedge Care
Hand-shaped hedges, pruned shrubs and overgrown foundation plantings brought back into line — each cut at the right time for the plant.
Shrub & hedge details
No. 04
Mulching & Bed Care
Fresh mulch at the right depth, crisp spade-cut edges, and weeds pulled before they settle in. The fastest way to make a property look loved.
Mulching details
No. 05
Gardens & Planting
Perennial borders tidied, divided and replanted; seasonal plantings and new beds for the corners that need a little life.
Garden details
No. 06
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your property. We’ll walk it with you, then put a plan and a price in writing — no obligation.
Book a walk-through
The farm almanac
A year of care, season by season.
Good outdoor care follows the calendar. Here’s what we’re doing on the properties we look after through the year.
March – May
Spring
- Spring cleanup & debris removal
- Cutting back perennials & grasses
- Bed edging & fresh mulch
- First mows & trimming
- Pruning summer-flowering shrubs
June – August
Summer
- Regular mowing & trimming
- Weeding & bed upkeep
- Hedge shaping
- Deadheading & garden tidying
- Pruning spring bloomers after flowering
September – November
Autumn
- Leaf cleanup & haul-away
- Putting beds to bed
- Planting & dividing perennials
- Final mows of the year
- Mulch top-ups
December – February
Winter
- Storm & branch cleanup
- Dormant-season pruning
- [Property checks for second homes — confirm]
- Planning next season’s work
Exact timing shifts with the weather — we work with it, not against it.
Why Bennett Frank Farm
Cared for like it’s our own land.
Good land takes patience, the right timing and a little pride in the work. That’s what a farm teaches — and it’s how we treat every property we look after.
Our Storyi.
We learn your property
Where the beds are, what’s planted, how you like the hedges, which gate sticks. Every visit builds on the last.
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Work done at the right time
Shrubs pruned when they’ll thank you for it, mulch laid when it does the most good. Timing is half the job.
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Tidy work, tidy exit
Clippings and debris hauled away, walks blown clean, gates closed behind us. You’ll see the work, not the mess.
iv.
Straight, written quotes
You’ll know what we’re doing and what it costs before we start. No surprises on the invoice.
How it works
Simple as one, two, three.
1
Walk the property
Call or send a note. We’ll come out, walk the grounds with you and listen to what you’d like done.
2
Get a written plan
We put the work, the timing and the price on paper — a one-time job or a season-by-season plan.
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We keep it beautiful
We show up on schedule, do the work properly and leave the place looking cared-for. Then we do it again next season.
Kind words
From our neighbors
★★★★★
“They took a yard we’d let go for two seasons and had it looking like a postcard by May. Beds edged, shrubs shaped, every last leaf gone.”
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★★★★★
“We’re only up at the house on weekends. Knowing the grounds are handled, season after season, is a real weight off.”
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★★★★★
“Fair price, written down up front, and they cleaned up better than we would have. The mulch beds still look fresh in August.”
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Ready when you are
Let’s get your property looking cared-for.
[Phone]Call for a free estimate, or send a few details and we’ll be in touch to set up a walk-through of your property.
Good questions
Things people ask us
Do you do one-time cleanups, or only ongoing plans?
Both. Plenty of folks start with a single spring or fall cleanup. If you’d like us to keep things up from there, we’ll put together a seasonal plan that fits the property and your budget.
When is the best time to mulch?
Late spring, after the cleanup and once the soil has warmed, is ideal. We lay mulch two to three inches deep and keep it pulled back from trunks and stems — never the “mulch volcano” you see piled around some trees. A light top-up in fall is optional.
When should my shrubs be pruned?
It depends on the plant. Spring bloomers like lilac and forsythia are pruned right after they flower; summer bloomers and most hedges are best shaped in late winter or early summer. We time each plant so you don’t lose next year’s flowers.
Do you haul away the leaves and clippings?
Yes. Leaves, clippings, branches and old mulch leave with us — unless you’d rather keep them for your own compost pile.
What areas do you serve?
We’re based in [Town], [State] and look after properties across [service area — e.g. the surrounding county]. Not sure if you’re in range? Just call.
Are you insured?
[Confirm with client — e.g. “Yes. We carry general liability insurance and can provide a certificate on request.”]
Where we work
[Town] & the surrounding countryside
Based in [Town], [State], looking after homes, farms and country properties within an easy drive.
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