Creating a Year-Round Estate Property Maintenance Schedule for Your Landscaping

Maintaining the beauty and functionality of an estate’s landscaping requires consistent attention and care throughout the year. A property maintenance schedule makes tracking critical tasks easier. 

Whether you’re a new property owner or manager (or just want to improve lawn care), follow our property maintenance schedule below to keep your estate looking its best.

January and February

• Inspect and prune dormant trees and shrubs to promote healthy growth for spring.
• Clear debris from landscape beds and lawn areas to prevent mold and disease.
• Plan and design any new landscaping projects for spring.

March and April

• Begin spring clean-up of the estate property by removing winter debris.
• Test and repair soil as needed for optimal plant health.
• Start summer garden preparation once the risk of frost has passed.
• Apply a slow-release fertilizer to encourage lush growth.

May and June

• Monitor irrigation systems for efficiency and adjust watering schedules as necessary.
• Mulch landscape beds to retain moisture and suppress weed growth.
• Remove dead flower heads to encourage continuous blooming.
• Prune spring flowering shrubs to maintain shape and promote new growth.

July and August

• Regularly mow and edge lawn areas to keep them tidy.
• Water deeply during periods of drought.
• Control weeds by hand pulling or using eco-friendly herbicides.
• Monitor the property for signs of pests and treat to prevent plant damage.

September and October

• Aerate and overseed the lawn to support healthy turf growth.
• Remove spent annuals and vegetables to make room for fall plantings.
• Plant a fall garden for a seasonal burst of color.
• Apply a fall fertilizer to replenish soil nutrients.

November and December

• Remove leaves and debris to prevent smothering grass and plants.
• Protect cold-sensitive plants from frost by covering them or bringing them indoors.
• Prune deciduous trees and shrubs while they’re dormant.
• Plan and prepare for winter projects like hardscaping or tree removal.

Year-Round Estate PropertyTasks 

• Regularly inspect and maintain irrigation systems.
• Monitor landscaping for signs of disease and treat promptly.
• Keep pathways and outdoor living spaces free of debris.
• Stay vigilant against invasive plant species.

A Property Maintenance Schedule Designed for You

Remember to adjust tasks based on your landscaping, and don’t hesitate to seek professional landscapers for larger projects or ongoing maintenance. With a dedicated property maintenance schedule, you can enjoy a beautiful outdoor space all year.

Schedule a property consultation now and get a personalized maintenance calendar to keep your estate’s landscape thriving!