Landscape Gardening Service Specializing in Sidewalk Tree Bed Revitalization & Care in New York.
Redefining Curb Appeal, One Tree Bed at a Time…
Our Services…
*Pricing is based on Scope, Tree Bed Size, and Material/Labor Cost*
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Spruce Up (included with every service)
Remove trash, weeds, and debris, Edge tree bed for a defined look.Mulch Makeover
Fertilize and aerate the soil, add fresh mulch and compost.Plant Palette
Plant seasonal plants, low-maintenance greenery/ground cover, and/or shrubs. (mix/match)GUARDner
Install protective/decorative fencing. (wood, painted steel, or pavers)Tree Hugger
Install a tree in a bed without one.Critter Free Care
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We do Front Yards, Back Yards, Rooftops, Stoops and more! Offering a variety of services from design, installation and maintenance.
Reach out for more info and to schedule a gardener for a site visit and full estimate.
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Lobby/Entryway Plants
Perfect for Condos, Coops, Residential complexes, Businesses and more.Holiday/Seasonal Decor
Install decorations provided, or design and install curated decorations.Critter Free Care
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Potted Planters (front/back porch)
Hedge Trimming
Tree/Shrub Removal
Tree Bed Cobble/Paver Removal or Instsall
Courtyard, Roofdeck, Common Space Landscaping
Holiday/Seasonal Decor
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Give back to your community and the environment by adopting a tree bed to improve the neighborhoods curb appeal and long-term reputation.
Sponsor Name Plaque on Fencing
20% of Proceeds Donated to NYC Parks Tree Fund
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Evergreen
Maintain, spruce up, water and fertilize tree beds, plants, etc. to ensure long-term appeal and health.$75 | once per month
$125 | twice per month
$1,250 | annual discount
(includes twice per month)
Ask about exclusive gardener club pricing
Our Work
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![Completed project outside of new condo development where we installed tree guards and did plants around the tree.]()
56 Quincy St.
Condo Development project. We revitalized the two tree beds up front and created a backyard oasis for the garden unit.
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![Rooftop garden with tall black planters, wooden trellises, and various plants and flowers, in a city setting with urban background.]()
Macon on the Park
Condo Development project at 764 Macon St. We created privacy for the rooftop space utilizing trellis and other plants.
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![A row of brick townhouses with stairs leading to the entrance, a small garden in the foreground with shrubs and flowers, and a sidewalk visible in front.]()
292 Gates Ave.
Converted a front garden space after a home renovation to add beauty and functionality. Incorporating a scenic river bed to properly direct water run off from the gutter spout and prevent erosion.
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![Sidewalk with tree and flowers, next to parked cars and Citibike station in urban area.]()
74 Jackson St.
Owner wanted to refresh the tree bed outside of their residential building in East Williamsburg. We also did planter boxes on the balconies at this building.
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![Snake plant in a wicker pot with decorative flooring and concrete wall background.]()
1474 Bushwick Ave.
Just a touch of color requested in this residential entryway. Snake plants are one of the best natural air purifiers, combined with a string of dolphins for added texture and dimension.
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![Street view of row houses with a small garden in front, overcast sky.]()
66 Dean St.
After overhearing these clients at the garden center discuss ways to fill their tree well to add some color and beauty while helping deter pets from using as a relief area, I offered some advice and was hired to do the installation.
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![Small urban garden with diverse plants and flowers next to a metal railing and a tree. In the background, a street with a parked car and a building is visible.]()
300 Gates Ave.
This client saw 292 Gates down the block and reached out to us to give their front garden a makeover. There was a lot of debris removed to achieve this clean and colorful look. Check out our Instagram for the full design.
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![Urban street with parked cars, sidewalk planters, people walking, and buildings; colorful signage visible.]()
1048 Flushing Ave.
New condo development in the heart of Bushwick, we added a pop of color while staying true to the industrial vibe of the neighborhood. After discovering 3-4in of gravel buried in these beds, we decided to think smarter not harder and added additional white marble gravel chips to remain authentic to the neighborhood and conveniently cover the old gravel below.
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![Small tree with white trunk covering in a yard with mulch, surrounded by a wooden fence, under a clear blue sky.]()
174 Madison St.
The client specifically requested a Cladrastis Kentuckea “American Yellowwood” to be planted in their new back patio space. We had to source this tree from Maryland and coordinate the logistics of delivery and planting of this almost 700lb tree.
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![A row of red brick townhouses with a "For Sale" sign and a wooden raised garden bed with plants and flowers in the foreground.]()
292 Gates Ave. (Pt. 2)
The client had us back out to finish the front with a tree guard and plants around the sidewalk tree bed.
Meet The Founder…
Our team strives to bring beauty and value to your sidewalks, businesses, neighborhoods, and homes while helping the environment around us thrive
Our mission is to redefine curb appeal while fostering joy and pride in the communities we serve.
Andrew grew up in Indianapolis learning the art of gardening & landscape design from his parents who created beautiful hardscapes around their home. Combined with his time spent outdoors becoming an Eagle Scout, he developed a deep appreciation for landscape horticulture.
After graduating from the University of Cincinnati with a BA in Business and Spanish, he moved to New York City in 2021 to pursue a career in the Big Apple!
After much exploration around the city and nearly two years in Real Estate Andrew saw an opportunity to bring his lifelong passion for design and greenery to the city's often-overlooked tree beds.
Andrew Funk
Andrew understands the power of curb appeal—not just for homes and businesses, but for entire neighborhood reputations. It is the first impression we all experience that can make or break someone’s desire to dine, shop, or purchase a home in any given area.
Through The Sidewalk Gardeners, Andrew is passionate about making a positive impact on the environment while blending his love for gardening with his commitment to redefining curb appeal across New York, one tree bed at a time.
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