Collegiate Landscaping

About Collegiate Landscaping

Snowmelt runs loud through Cotton Hollow in April, and Roaring Brook tells the rest of Glastonbury that the ground has woken up. That is when Collegiate Landscaping starts the year for real — seasonal cleanup, core aeration and dethatching to let the soil breathe, bed edging cut sharp and stick edging run tight where the plantings meet the grass. Through the warm months the list holds its shape: lawn maintenance weekly or biweekly, bed weed control, seasonal pruning of woody ornamentals under fifteen feet, plant nutrient supplement, seasonal color set exactly where the eye lands. The heavier work comes alongside it — garden design and installation, mulch and decorative stone, hardscape work in patios, walkways and retaining walls, fire pits, seeding, sod, full lawn renovation, brush clearing on a lot that got away from someone. Beds are winterized, and when the storms come the same crew is out on snow removal.