Gulou District Professional Landscape Maintenance

1. Key Points for Hedges and Vertical Greenery Maintenance & Quality Control: - Regularly loosen soil and remove weeds: For hedges and climbing plants that are not yet dense, loosen soil and remove weeds twice a month during the growing season. For those that are dense, clear away寄生藤twice a month, and loosen soil and remove weeds once on the maintenance surface. - To prevent grass from growing into the area, trim the edges once in May-June and August-September, with a trim width of 20-30cm. The trim must be neat and aesthetically pleasing.

2. Regular Pruning and Shaping: Maintain the hedges at a height of 0.7-0.8 meters with a flat top and neatly trimmed edges. Trim new shoots over 10 cm long promptly. During the growing season from April to October, prune and shape the hedges 2-3 times per month. Climbing plants should have their tangled, dense, and dried branches cleared monthly, and manually guided to achieve an aesthetically pleasing effect.

3. Timely Fertilization and Irrigation: Apply a complete fertilizer (N:P:K ratio of 5:4:3) once a month, 15-20g/m2, in conjunction with rainy days; annually, based on growth and coverage, apply a base fertilizer once in early spring and once in early autumn, 0.5-1kg/m2, and cover with soil. Increase watering after fertilization. For sites maintained over the years, recommend using "Fuyuan" and "Wulongzhu" fertilizers.

4. Timely Replacement: In cases where green篱 is disrupted due to construction, traffic, or human factors, resulting in missing or dead plants, it is essential to promptly replace them with the original species. Preferably use pot-grown seedlings to ensure quick closure.

Quality Control: Growth is robust; no gaps or missing plants; surface is even, edges are distinct, with artistic aesthetics; free of weeds, parasitic vines, and no accumulation of garbage or fallen leaves.

Landscape gardening project maintenance and management plays a crucial role in the overall landscape gardening work. It is a continuous and long-lasting endeavor with high technical requirements. The maintenance and management tasks include overall appearance maintenance, plant protection, binding and pruning, watering and fertilizing, planting flowers in beds and borders, environmental cleaning, and daily management. I. Factors affecting the current level of landscape gardening project maintenance and management.

Insufficient attention and understanding are given to the maintenance and management of landscaping projects. The maintenance and management of landscaping projects require substantial human, financial, and material resources. Due to the intense market competition, many construction companies offer a free one-year, and even two-year, maintenance period as a promotional incentive to clients during the bidding phase. This has resulted in many landscaping projects lacking revenue, with only expenses, and their ecological and social benefits not directly translating into monetary value. In other words, they do not generate economic benefits for the enterprise. Many construction companies do not place high importance on or fully recognize that the maintenance and management of landscaping projects are essential for converting the value of gardens into usable value and are indispensable for the continuous and long-term improvement of landscaping aesthetics. Although relevant departments, various groups, enterprises, and institutions, including landscaping construction companies themselves, all generally pay particular attention to greening efforts, there is often a focus on construction over management. This leads to low survival rates of plants, inadequate maintenance, poor quality of care, and ultimately, subpar landscaping aesthetics that fail to achieve the anticipated results.