transform your landscape with Collegiate Landscaping

Removal of natural debris (leaves and fallen sticks) from the lawn, beds, walkway, patio and driveway. Debris will be disposed of in a wooded area on customer’s property. 

Removal of natural debris (leaves and fallen sticks) from the lawn, beds, walkway, patio and driveway. Debris will be removed from the property and properly disposed for recycling. 

For the DIY, we offer curbside pickup. Leaf pile MUST BE ACCESSIBLE FROM THE ROAD, DRY, FREE FROM STICKS, ROCKS, ACORNS, PINECONES, DEBRIS AND LITTER. We reserve the right to refuse any leaf pickup. 

Winter is coming and it’s time to protect your garden beds from the cold weather. We can customize a program that may include: removal of spent annuals, cutting back perennials, deadheading, light pruning, weeding, nutrient supplement, bed edging and smoothing mulch beds.

Seasonal pruning of selective woody ornamentals less than fifteen feet in height. Pruning will be performed to remove current year’s growth, as well as promote proper health and maintain natural shape. 

Stick edging is a simple and economical method of identifying boundaries where your lawn meets a hard surface like a walkway, public sidewalk, patio or driveway. Get your stick edging done today to ensure that you have clean and safe walkways for the winter season.

Core aeration reduces soil compaction allowing oxygen, water, and nutrients to penetrate the soil. This helps the roots grow deeply and produce a stronger, more vigorous lawn. The best time to aerate is late summer or early fall.

Thatch is a mat-like layer of organic materials, such as dead grass that has not yet decomposed - which can harbor insects and lawn diseases. Dethatching helps restore your lawn to health and keep it beautiful in years to come. The best time to dethatch is late summer or early fall before the grass goes dormant.

Lime can be an important aspect of a lawncare program. Many homeowners have lime applied to their lawn once a year. An application of lime can help raise the soil's pH level - increasing the availability of vital nutrients, thus making it easier to maintain the color, quality, and resilience of the lawn.