Bed Cleanup

What This Service Involves

Western Washington's long wet season buries beds under fallen leaves, matted debris, and a fresh flush of cool-season weeds. A thorough cleanup removes that buildup before it smothers plants or harbors slugs and fungal disease. We hand-pull invasive weeds, cut back dead perennial growth, clear drainage channels, and haul away the green waste. Your beds emerge tidy, breathable, and ready for the growing season or a clean dormant look through winter.

Benefits

Removes leaf litter and debris that smother plants and invite rot; Eliminates cool-season weeds before they seed and spread; Reduces slug, snail, and fungal habitat common in the PNW; Restores airflow and a neat appearance to every bed; Prepares beds for mulching or spring planting

Our Process

1) Walk the beds and identify plants to keep versus remove; 2) Clear leaves, debris, and matted growth; 3) Hand-pull weeds and cut back dead perennials; 4) Haul away green waste and tidy edges

What Affects the Cost

Bed size and depth of accumulated debris; Weed density and root difficulty; Volume of green waste to remove; Frequency of service, one-time versus seasonal; Site access across wet or sloped ground

Best Time of Year

Most valuable in late fall after leaf drop and again in early spring before Puget Sound weeds take hold.