2027 Garden Care Information
Full Service Garden Maintenance
Get the most out of your garden season with our full service garden maintenance! Did you know with proper timing of succession plantings, you can get three seasons of crops from your garden in the Northeast? The cooler weather shoulder seasons on each end feature delicious greens, peas, radishes, and much more. The hot, hot, heat in between is when the classic summer stars thrive- tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, zucchini among them. And the moments when the different seasons meld into one another? Well, that’s when the real garden magic happens!
We accept new maintenance clientele on a rolling basis until all spots are filled, with 2027 weekly service scheduled to begin the week of April 5th. The most common maintenance durations we recommend are 32 weeks (2026 “Full Bounty”- covers three seasons of harvests) or 24 weeks (2026 “Half Bounty”- covers two seasons of harvests).
Includes:
- Weekly garden care visits
- Pre-season Garden design
- Hand built wooden trellising for vining crops as needed (tomatoes, cucumbers, peas, pole beans)
- Annual soil test
- Minor soil amendments (as recommended from test)
- End of season clean up
Doesn’t Include:
- Cost of plants
- Compost, mulch
The “D.I.Y. Bounty”- Garden Preparation and Planting Only
Two visits (late May-early June)*
This is the perfect option for those who want to tend their garden themselves but need some help getting started! With the D.I.Y. Support Bounty, we will work together pre-season on your garden design and share plenty of tips to help you succeed in caring for it. Around Memorial Day, we will visit your garden twice to clean up and prepare the garden, install trellising, and fully plant the garden according to your design.
*Please note- scheduling for these visits may occur on weekends*
Includes:
- Two garden visits- 1) a preliminary clean up and prep; 2) full planting of garden
- Pre-season garden design
- Hand built wooden trellising for vining crops as needed (tomatoes, cucumbers, peas, pole beans)
Doesn’t include:
- Weekly garden maintenance
- Cost of plants
- Compost, mulch
- End of season clean up