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Gardeners, landscape maintenance, and tree rescuer companies

The following companies have self-identified as having experience and expertise and requested to be listed in one or more category:

Landscape maintenance companies

Deehan Landscaping

www.deehanlandscaping.com 
        
703.849.8226

MowCow Lawn and Landscape

www.mowcow.com

(703) 425-5630

Customer@mowcow.com 

(Primarily works on individual residential properties)

Native Roots Landscaping
Thomas Schneider
thomas@nativerootscaping.com
www.nativerootscaping.com

Northern Virginia Property Services

Manuel Rivas

(571) 991-5475

northernvirginiapropertyservices@comcast.net  

Also sells local-ecotype native trees

Oaktree Property Care

www.oaktreepropertycare.com/

(703) 862-8733

Also able to address numerous invasive plants including lesser celandine, porcelain berry, bittersweet and the dreaded Tree of Heaven using the “hack and squirt” technique to control larger trees.


Terra Landscape and Design

Jared Allan

http://www.terra-landscape.com/ 

Green Steeze

Stephanie Johnson

https://greensteeze.com/

Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William Counties

Little Foot, Inc
        
Lawn care only. Electric mowers and leaf blowers.
        
https://www.littlefootlawncare.com/
        
Service Areas: City of Falls Church, McLean, Tysons, Vienna, Merrifield, and North Arlington

Quetzal Lawn & Landscape

                   Victor Lopez

                   www.quetzal.green

                   703-909-9287

                   victor.lopez@quetzal.green

Del Ray Landscapes

Brian Schmauder

https://www.delraylandscapes.com/

Avanza Landscaping & Maintenance

Noe Loarca

www.avanzalandscaping.com 

Gardeners

Metro Garden Works

Maraea Harris
703-725-9651
www.metrogardenworks.com
Also does plant identification and invasive removal.

I am in Arlington so Alexandria/Arlington and Fairfax are my primary areas but I am also an arborist and travel to other areas for tree consultations so given the right circumstances, I can sometimes travel further if needed.

Hands Dirty DC

John Snellgrove
202-747-4702
www.handsdirtydc.com 
Throughout Northern Virginia
Also offers maintenance services for conservation landscapes.

Lawn maintenance while leaving the leaves

See the list on Falls Church Forward

https://fallschurchforward.org/leaves#faq

Tree Rescuers (from invasive non-native vines)

Companies that can do tree rescues (or other invasives control)  in addition to their regular services (self-identified)

(For companies that specialize in invasives removal, see this page on invasives plant management.)  

Stone and Native Leaf Gardenworks

Laura Salarano

https://www.stoneandnativeleaf.com/

MowCow Lawn and Landscape

www.mowcow.com

(703) 425-5630

Customer@mowcow.com 

Native Roots Landscaping

        Thomas Scheider
        
https://www.nativerootscaping.com/ 

The Grounds Guys

        Andre Passos
        
https://www.groundsguys.com/falls-church/ 

Green Steeze

Stephanie Johnson

https://greensteeze.com/

Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William Counties

OakTree Property Care

David Freeman

http://www.oaktreepropertycare.com/

District Native Plants

Peter Corbino

Services anywhere in the DMV.

ISA Certified Arborist and CBLP certified

www.districtnativeplants.com

Kenny Jenkins Tree Service & Landscaping, LLC

        Kenny Jenkins

        https://kennyjenkinstreeservicellc.com/tree-services/lot-clearing/

GreenSpace Lawn and Landscape

        Cristen Saradyn

https://www.greenspacelawnandlandscape.com/ 

Pollinative

Rob Nowell

https://gopollinative.com/#services

To suggest other companies, email plantnovanatives@gmail.com.

Note: To use herbicides, for example on the cut stumps of invasive non-native vines, a paid applicator must have a certified pesticide applicator license.

Tree rescues will be a new undertaking for most companies. They may need help to learn the proper techniques - Blue Ridge Prism is a great resource for that - and to recognize which vines are invasive and which should be spared because they are native. See this page for online learning resources in English and Spanish. Hands-on vine ID workshops are held periodically in some parks. We also have volunteers who can meet them on commercial properties to show them the ropes.

Winter is an excellent time for control of invasive trees, shrubs, and vines. Landscaping companies have more time for extra projects then.

www.plantnovanatives.org