Welcome to Osborne Landscaping

Osborne Landscaping caters to residential home owners in the Easternshore area, and we do that EXTREMELY well.  Our attention is fully dedicated to you, the residential home owner, and we are committed to providing you with a level of convenience and customer service you have never experienced from a lawn company.

There’s a reason you see our trucks everywhere… Because so many clients LOVE us.  

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 If you are a homeowner in the Eastern Shore area, there is simply not a better choice than Osborne Landscaping. 

When we come to your property we are going to be completely thorough in our service.

Lawn Care service includes the following:  1.  Mowing with a professional grade lightweight mower that won’t tear up your yard  2.  Line trimming all the areas on the property including fences, around posts, trees, and curbs  3.  Edging the sidewalks, driveways, and curbs with a metal blade edger  4.  Cleaning up all grass clippings on the property.

The price you pay is determined by the sqare footage of the turf on the property.  We don’t upcharge if you live in a fancy neighborhood; the price is the price, and it’s fair across the board.

Established hedges require trimming to keep them dense and compact that's why we provide hedge trimming service. Formal hedges require more frequent trimming than informal hedges.

New hedges require formative pruning for their first couple of years after planting. Formative pruning is usually carried out in winter or spring.

After this, maintenance trimming is carried out, usually once a year for informal hedges and twice a year for formal hedges. Some formal hedges may need three cuts a year. Maintenance trimming is generally carried out between spring and summer.

Spring is coming and it’s time to start thinking about mulching your flower beds for the summer.Our flowerbed mulching services are very useful for you because natural mulch is extremely beneficial for a garden. It traps moisture in the soil so you don’t have to water as often, and it acts as an insulator so your plants’ roots don’t get too hot. (It has the same effect in the winter, keeping plants from getting too cold.) And it suppresses weeds, so you don’t have to weed as often!

There are a number of natural mulches out there, with hardwood bark mulch, pine straw and old hay most popular. Which is the best choice for your garden?