Maintain crisp borders and weed-free garden beds. We provide traditional spade-cut hand edging and detailed weeding services to keep your landscaping pristine.
Bed edging on Martha's Vineyard uses traditional hand-cut spade edges between lawn and bed - cleaner, longer-lasting, and more flexible than plastic or metal borders. Infinity Landscaping pairs spring edging with bi-weekly or monthly hand weeding programs that pull weeds at the root rather than chemical treatments. Chemical-free options available across all six island towns.
We define bed boundaries with clean, deep edges. We use traditional steel spades to cut a vertical, 3-to-4-inch deep trench between lawn turf and garden soil, preventing grass roots from spreading into beds and holding mulch in place.
We keep beds weed-free by extracting roots. Rather than simply trimming weed leaves (which allows them to grow back quickly), we hand-pull weeds from the root base to keep your gardens clean and clear.
If your beds utilize stone, cobblestone, or aluminum borders, we keep them clean. We align shifted stones, clear weeds from stone joints, and trim grass borders flush with the edging to maintain a sharp presentation.
To reduce weed regrowth, we use natural suppression methods. We apply organic pre-emergents, recommend dense cedar or pine bark mulch barriers, and check beds on a regular schedule to catch weed seedlings early.
A clean landscape depends on the contrast between turf grass and garden soil. Without a defined border, aggressive lawn grasses (such as Kentucky bluegrass) will quickly send roots into garden beds, crowding out ornamental plants and making beds look messy.
We use traditional hand spade-cutting to build a vertical trench along bed lines. This trench creates a physical barrier that grass roots cannot cross. We run this service in the spring as part of bed prep, and touch up the lines in late summer to ensure your borders remain sharp for the autumn season.
String-trim grass short along the proposed bed borders.
Cut a clean, 3-to-4-inch deep vertical edge, tossing loose dirt into the bed.
Hand-pull weeds across the beds, ensuring root systems are removed.
Rake the bed soil back from the edge to create a neat slope.
Apply mulch to the sloped bed, keeping the vertical edge clear.
Sweep and blow away any soil or debris from walkways and lawns.
