A finished front yard only stays finished if someone is maintaining it.

Without care, shrubs overgrow, mulch fades, bed lines soften, and the planted areas at the front of the home slowly start to feel less polished.

With the right maintenance, your front beds and shrubs stay clean, balanced, and intentional season after season, without becoming another thing on your to-do list.

Without maintenance

The finished look slowly starts to slip.

Even well-designed landscaping needs seasonal attention. Without it, the design intent erodes slowly at first, then obviously.

Shrubs overgrow their intended form and start to look overpowering or ragged
Mulch fades and compacts, and beds start to look bare and unfinished
Bed edges blur as grass encroaches and the defined lines soften into vagueness
Plants stress and decline, and the composition starts to feel patchy
The yard reads as neglected, not designed, and your home's curb appeal erodes with it

With a maintenance plan

The finished look stays and compounds.

Properly maintained landscaping improves with age. The plants fill in. The design intent stays clear. The home keeps looking like someone cares about it.

Shrubs are shaped at the right time in the season, staying in proportion as they mature
Fresh mulch keeps beds clean and the home looking polished from the street
Bed edges are reset each spring, so the clean line between lawn and bed stays sharp
Plants receive seasonal fertilization and are checked for early signs of stress or disease
The yard consistently reads as maintained and designed, compounding its value to your home

Why homeowners stay on a RoostPop plan.

A better front yard is not just about installation. It takes ongoing bed and shrub care to keep it from drifting back toward generic.

Nothing to remember.

We show up on schedule. No reminders. No seasonal guesswork. No chasing down contractors. The answer to "when should I deal with the front beds and shrubs?" is always "someone already did." A maintenance plan removes an entire category of home upkeep from your mental list, permanently.

Your home keeps looking finished.

The front yard stays clean, balanced, and intentional instead of slowly slipping backward. The design stays clear. The curb appeal holds. Your home consistently reads as well-maintained from the street, the same way it looked the week after installation, only better as the planting fills in.

Your investment keeps working.

Maintenance protects curb appeal, preserves design intent, and supports long-term home value. Landscape maintenance returns 104% of its cost at resale (NAR/NALP, 2023), meaning the money you spend keeping the yard sharp comes back when you sell. It's one of the few home expenditures that genuinely pays for itself.

What's included at each visit.

Every visit is timed to what your garden beds, shrubs, perennials, and front entry planting need at that point in the season. Across the year, we prune, shape, divide, deadhead, replace, clean, feed, and manage the garden as it matures.

Spring, April / May

Reset for the season.

Remove all winter debris and dead material from beds
Cut back ornamental grasses and spent perennials
Prune shrubs to their intended form
Redefine all bed edges and steel edging
Apply fresh shredded hardwood mulch
Weed suppression in all garden beds
Slow-release garden bed fertilization
Full plant health inspection with written notes

Early Summer, June / July

Manage summer growth.

Shape shrubs that have pushed seasonal growth
Deadhead perennials to extend bloom period
Weed suppression in all garden beds
Plant stress assessment and irrigation check
Plant health notes and visit summary

Fall, September / October

Prepare for winter.

Final shrub pruning before dormancy
Cut back summer perennials
Full bed cleanup and debris removal
Second slow-release garden bed fertilization
Weed suppression in all garden beds
Review mulch coverage and pull buildup back from plant crowns
Plant health review ahead of winter

Late Fall, November

Close out clean.

Final leaf and debris clearing from all beds
Winterization of sensitive specimens
End-of-season plant health summary
Spring visit pre-scheduled

Estimate Your Annual Bed Maintenance Plan

Enter your total garden bed square footage and see your price in seconds.

How many total square feet of garden beds do you want maintained?

Add up the mulch and planting bed areas around your home. If you're not sure, a quick estimate is fine.

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Pricing bands

Up to 300 sq ft $1,350/yr

301-600 sq ft $1,950/yr

601-1,000 sq ft $3,300/yr

1,001-1,500 sq ft $4,480/yr

Over 1,500 sq ft Custom quote

Enter your bed square footage to see your estimated annual plan price.

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Start My Front-Yard Fix

Scope and final pricing confirmed at your free walkthrough.

Your beds may need a custom maintenance quote.

We'd love to take a closer look and recommend the right care plan.

Start My Front-Yard Fix

This estimate is based on total bed size and our standard Essential maintenance scope. Final pricing may vary if your property needs expanded service or custom care.

Questions about garden maintenance.

Do I need to be home during a maintenance visit?

No. We work independently and do not need access to the interior of your home. We do ask that gates to any fenced areas be unlocked if they are part of the front yard scope. After each visit, we leave a brief summary of what was done and any plant health notes we observed.

Do you maintain front yards you did not install?

Yes. Maintenance is its own service line, and we work with homeowners whether RoostPop installed the yard or not. At the walkthrough, we assess the current condition of the front yard, confirm what is worth preserving, and recommend either ongoing care right away or a one-time reset visit before the plan begins.

Does my one-year plant guarantee still apply if I'm on a maintenance plan?

Yes. Our one-year plant guarantee covers plants that don't survive their first year regardless of whether you're on a maintenance plan. In practice, plants on a maintained yard almost always establish more successfully because they receive professional health monitoring throughout the establishment period, so the guarantee rarely needs to be used.

What if my front yard needs work before it is ready for recurring maintenance?

That is common, especially when a yard has gone a season or two without professional care. In those cases, we may recommend starting with a one-time spring cleanup, pruning visit, mulch refresh, plant replacement, or fall prep so the front yard is reset properly before recurring visits begin. The goal is not to force a plan before the yard is ready. The goal is to get the home looking finished again and then keep it there.

What if something looks wrong with a plant between scheduled visits?

Send us a photo and we will assess it. Many mid-season concerns are a watering issue, weather stress, or a timing question we can help diagnose remotely. If a plant has failed or a key area now looks sparse, we can recommend plant replacement or the right one-time service and get it on the calendar before your next scheduled visit.

Garden maintenance that keeps your front yard healthy, shaped, and intentional.

A finished front yard only stays finished if someone is maintaining it.

Why homeowners stay on a RoostPop plan.

What's included at each visit.

Estimate Your Annual Bed Maintenance Plan

Need a reset before committing to a full plan?

Questions about garden maintenance.

Connect maintenance to the bigger plan.

Keep the front of your home looking the way it should.