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follow-up care

In short and in plain language

Follow-up care is the care of new plants after the job is handed over.

It lasts until the plants have taken root. This often takes some years.

It includes things like watering and cutting. It is usually booked on its own.

Definition
Follow-up care is the care of new plantings after acceptance until they have become well established on site. It follows establishment care and includes, for example, watering, pruning and checking tree anchoring. It is usually agreed as a separate service, often over several years.