Frequently asked questions

Spring is ideal for new planting, mulching and bed installation before the summer heat. Fall is great for Fescue sod, overseeding, perennial planting and end-of-season clean-up.

That said, many services — hardscaping, tree work, drainage, hedge trimming — can be done year-round. We will tell you the best timing for your specific project.

Yes. Many of our customers schedule recurring services — spring and fall clean-ups, annual mulch applications, hedge trimming throughout the growing season, and seasonal bed replanting.

We are happy to put together a maintenance schedule that keeps your property looking great year-round without you having to think about it. Ask us about ongoing maintenance when you request your estimate.

Absolutely — and this is one of the biggest advantages of working with Nature Tamer.

Most landscaping companies do not handle trees, and most tree services do not do landscaping. We do both, which means we can assess your entire outdoor property in one visit, coordinate tree work and landscaping together, and make sure the finished result works as a whole — not as two separate jobs done by two different companies who never talked to each other.

We are based in Oxford, GA and serve Oxford, Covington, Newton County and communities across North Georgia, including the Gwinnett and Walton county areas.

Yes. Nature Tamer offers 24 hour emergency tree service. Call (678) 283-8498 if a tree has come down or is unsafe.

From Zoysia to Bermuda to Fescue, Nature Tamer understands the right sod for your needs and provides expert installation services. We will recommend the right sod for your site and how you use the space.

Yes. Nature Tamer, LLC is licensed and insured, carrying full liability and workers’ compensation coverage on every job, so your property and our crew are protected.

No. Topping — the indiscriminate removal of large branches back to stubs — creates open wounds that invite disease, triggers weak regrowth and dramatically shortens a tree’s life. Our crew follows ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) pruning standards instead, so ask us about proper crown reduction if another company has quoted you topping.