Lancaster Farm to Table

• Trim and shape shrubs, plants, and trees to promote healthy growth for the spring season. 
• Removal of dead or damaged branches.  
• Shaping of plants to enhance aesthetic appearance.     

Clean up leaves, debris, and old plant material to prepare your garden for the upcoming season.

• Raking and bagging leaves. 
• Clearing away any unwanted debris from flower beds and garden paths. 
• Preparing garden beds for planting.

• Assess and improve the quality of your soil to support new plant growth for spring. 
• Soil testing (for pH, nutrients, and drainage). 
• Adding compost or organic matter to enrich the soil. 
• Tips for improving soil health based on the specific needs of your garden.

• Start or maintain a composting system for your garden, turning waste into nutrient-rich soil.  
• Consultation on the best composting methods for urban spaces (bin, pile, or worm composting). 
• Educating you on composting basics and maintenance. 
• Adding compost to your garden beds for optimal growth.