Steven Landscape | Fort Detrick Landscaping & Garden Maintenance

Absolutely. Dying shrubs are a common issue here, often due to soil conditions, pests, or improper watering. Our first step is a thorough assessment to diagnose the exact cause—whether it's a disease, irrigation failure, or a need for soil amendment. From there, we provide targeted care, which may include pruning, treatment, or strategic replacement with hardy, local species to restore the health and beauty of your garden.

Irrigation timer failures are a frequent headache for Fort Detrick homeowners, leading to over or under-watering. As part of our regular landscape maintenance, we include seasonal checks and programming of your irrigation system. We ensure timers are correctly set for the current weather, batteries are replaced, and sprinkler heads are clean and properly aligned. This proactive approach prevents costly water waste and protects your plants from stress.

Our Fort Detrick-focused maintenance plan is designed to address local seasonal challenges. It includes regular mowing and edging, bed weeding and mulching, pruning of trees and shrubs, fertilization, and our crucial irrigation system check-ups. This consistent care builds plant resilience, catches small problems before they become major (like a dying shrub), and ensures your landscape remains a vibrant asset to your home throughout the year.