Garden Maintenance
Seasonal Garden Maintenance & Care
A beautiful garden is a living investment that requires consistent, expert attention to truly flourish.
Our garden maintenance services are designed to take the labor out of luxury, allowing you to enjoy a pristine landscape without ever picking up a trowel or a pair of shears.
We help your seasonal plantings thrive, creating a vibrant tapestry of color and texture that evolves beautifully from spring through fall.
What's Included
Weeding & Cultivation
Thorough hand-weeding and soil loosening to keep beds clean and promote root respiration.
Shrub & Hedge Pruning
Trimming and pruning to maintain plant health and desired shapes.
Edging
Mechanical or hand-cut "spaded" edges to create a crisp, clean boundary between your lawn and garden beds.
Mulching & Soil Conditioning
Application of premium organic mulch and fertilizers to retain moisture and suppress future weed growth.
Debris Removal
Complete cleanup of all clippings and organic waste, leaving your property spotless after every visit.
Our Work
Take a look at some on-site photos from our team after completing services at residential and commercial properties we manage.
Benefits of Working with TD
Expert Plant Care
Our crews work with proper horticultural techniques. We understand the specific pruning windows for different species—ensuring we don't accidentally cut off next year's blooms or leave a plant vulnerable to disease.
We monitor your garden for early signs of pests or nutrient deficiencies, treating issues before they compromise the beauty of your landscape.
Attention to Detail
Our teams are trained to look for the small things: a stray weed hiding under a hosta leaf, a sagging perennial that needs staking, or a mulch bed that needs smoothing.
We take pride in the "finished" look, ensuring that every line is straight, every bed is level, and every plant is positioned to look its absolute best from your windows and your sidewalk.
Proactive Seasonal Management
Your garden’s needs change as the sun moves and the temperatures shift. We don't just show up and perform a checklist; we manage your landscape’s evolution.
Our team proactively prepares your beds for winter dormancy, and handles the heavy lifting of spring wake-up calls.
By choosing us, you choose a proactive partner who anticipates what your garden needs before you even notice a wilted leaf.
What Our Customers Are Saying
Good work doesn't go unnoticed! Take a look at some of the feedback we've recieved from our summer and winter landscape maintenance work.
Why Choose TD Landscape
We are an experienced team with many winters and summers of work building an exceptional service that our clients can trust. We're ready to put our earned expertise to work on your behalf to make sure your outdoor spaces look their best all year long!
High Quality, Reliable Work
We know that our reputation is only as good as the quality of our work — so we pull out all the stops to make sure you get professional results for your landscape all year long.
Friendly, Experienced Team
Our team enjoys the outdoors and takes pride in their work! We make sure every member of our team has excellent training so they can confidently complete each task.
Transparent Pricing
There's no surprises from us when it comes time for invoicing. We want to make sure you have clear pricing and set proper expectations to maintain a fantastic ongoing business relationship.
Clean Equipment
Yes, landscaping is often a dirty job — but we do our best to keep our equipment clean and well-maintained so that we can deliver a premium service each and every time.
We’ll Get the Job Done!
Our team will go the extra mile to make sure that you're pleased with the results of our work.
Ready to get started?
We're here to help take care of all your outdoor property management needs. Simply get in touch with us for a free estimate.
Areas we Serve
Expert lawn Care Services in
Orangeville
Tottenham
Bolton
Palgrave
Caledon
...and beyond!
Frequently Asked Questions
Got a burning question or something you are curious about? We've got the answers you need! Take a look through some of the questions we get on a regular basis, and feel free to reach out if you want to learn more.
How often should my garden be serviced?
For most residential properties in Ontario, we recommend bi-weekly or weekly visits during the peak growing season (May through September). This frequency allows us to stay ahead of fast-growing weeds, deadhead perennials to encourage more blooms, and monitor for pests like Japanese Beetles or Aphids before they cause significant damage.
What is the best time of year for a "Spring Clean-Up"?
In Ontario, the window typically opens in late March or April, once the snow has fully melted and the ground is dry enough to walk on without compacting the soil. Our spring service focuses on removing "winter salt" residue, raking out matted leaves, and applying a fresh layer of mulch to lock in spring moisture before the summer heat arrives.
Do you use mulch, and why is it important?
Yes, mulching is a cornerstone of our maintenance program. We primarily use high-quality organic cedar or shredded hardwood mulch. In our climate, mulch serves three critical roles:
- Moisture Retention: It prevents soil from baking dry during humid July heatwaves.
- Weed Suppression: It blocks sunlight from reaching weed seeds.
- Winter Protection: It acts as an insulator for root systems against our harsh "deep freeze" cycles.
How do you handle garden pests and diseases?
We follow Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles. This means we prioritize health first—proper pruning and soil nutrition—to help plants defend themselves naturally. If an intervention is needed, we use Ministry-approved, eco-friendly treatments. Our team is trained to spot early signs of common Ontario issues like Powdery Mildew, Boxwood Blight, or Emerald Ash Borer.
When should I prune my shrubs and hedges?
Timing is everything. For spring-flowering shrubs (like Lilacs or Forsythia), we prune immediately after they bloom so we don't cut off next year's buds. For evergreen hedges (like Cedars), we typically prune in late June once the first flush of new growth has hardened off. Pruning too late in the fall can be risky, as new growth may not have time to "harden" before the first frost.
What is "Deadheading," and do I really need it?
Deadheading is the process of removing faded or spent flowers. Many popular Ontario perennials, such as Daylilies, Coneflowers, and Roses, will stop producing new buds if they begin to "set seed." By removing the old blooms, we trick the plant into thinking it hasn't reproduced yet, resulting in a much longer flowering season and a tidier-looking garden.