Johnston Tyler Landscaping | Experienced Landscaping in Spanish Fort, AL

The most effective approach combines pre-emergent treatments in early spring to prevent weed seeds from germinating, followed by targeted post-emergent control for existing weeds. Given our local soil and climate, a consistent mowing schedule and proper fertilization are also crucial to promote a thick, healthy lawn that naturally resists weed invasion. We can assess your specific situation to create a customized plan.

For most shrubs in our area, a good rule of thumb is light pruning once or twice during the growing season to maintain shape. Major rejuvenation pruning for severely overgrown shrubs is best done in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. This timing promotes healthy regrowth and helps plants better withstand our summer heat. We can schedule regular maintenance to keep them looking their best year-round.

Absolutely. Our goal is to establish a manageable maintenance routine. After an initial cleanup, we recommend a scheduled maintenance plan tailored to your property's needs. This typically includes regular mowing, edging, shrub trimming, and seasonal cleanups. This proactive approach is far more cost-effective than dealing with major overgrowth and helps preserve your landscape's health and appearance consistently.