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Weeding, mulching and planting in Fayetteville, GA Beta

Get a neighbor's help pulling weeds, spreading mulch and putting in flowers or small shrubs so your beds look cared for each season.

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Weeding, mulching and planting in brief

How often
Seasonal
Where the work happens
Outdoors
Who it suits
Often a good fit for a responsible teen

Usually included

  • Pulling weeds from beds, borders and the cracks between pavers
  • Cutting a clean edge along beds with a spade or edger
  • Spreading mulch or pine straw evenly
  • Planting flowers, bulbs, vegetables or small shrubs you have chosen
  • Watering in anything newly planted

Ask before you hire

  1. Who buys the mulch and plants, and who picks them up?
  2. Which beds, and is anything growing there that looks like a weed but is not?
  3. Pine straw, shredded mulch or rock, and how thick?

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Questions people ask

How thick should mulch be?

A couple of inches is a common target. Mulch piled too deep, especially against tree trunks and plant stems, can cause problems, so keep it even and pulled back from stems.

Do I have to buy the plants myself?

You can, or the neighbor can pick them up and you pay them back. Decide ahead of time who chooses the plants so there are no surprises on planting day.

How often do flower beds need weeding?

Every two to three weeks in the growing season keeps most weeds from going to seed. One big cleanup a season works too, but each one takes longer.

About Fayetteville

Fayetteville is in Fayette County, Georgia. Population: about 20,000.

Weeding, mulching and planting in nearby towns

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