Plant Maintenance

Scheduled care that keeps a collection healthy, visit after visit.
Fed on Schedule

Feeding follows the growing season: regular in spring and summer, reduced in fall, and paused through the darkest months.

Watering balcony herb planters with a view of the Pittsburgh skyline
Watering balcony herb planters with a view of the Pittsburgh skyline
Every Visit

Watering, leaf cleaning, pruning, rotation and a pest check, adjusted for each plant's light and the season.

Plantburgh horticulturist checking soil moisture in a planter with the Pittsburgh skyline behind
Plantburgh horticulturist checking soil moisture in a planter with the Pittsburgh skyline behind
Visit Reports

A short visit report with photos, so you always know what was done and what to watch.

Plant care consultation at a desk in front of a living green wall
Plant care consultation at a desk in front of a living green wall
Problems Caught Early

Pests and root trouble are found at the first sign, while they are still simple to treat.

Repotting a root-bound plant into a ceramic planter with fresh soil
Repotting a root-bound plant into a ceramic planter with fresh soil
Common Questions
How often are maintenance visits?

Weekly, every two weeks or monthly, depending on the collection, the light and the season. The schedule is set after a site visit.

Can you maintain plants I already own?

Yes. Most maintenance clients start with the plants they have. Each one is assessed at the first visit.

Do you bring your own supplies?

Yes. Fertilizer, tools and cleaning supplies come with every visit.

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Contact

contact@plantburgh.com
(412) 576-7894

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Hours

By appointment

Location
Pittsburgh, PA
Who We Serve
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