As September returns, we once again offer our annual reminder that early Fall is the time for aeration and overseeding. Aeration refers to air, which is what needs to be periodically introduced into the root system of your grass in order to encourage turf grass rooting, among other benefits. Overseeding is the practice of introducing … Continue reading Aeration & Overseeding
We had occasion a few months back to re-visit a property we landscaped almost a year ago. Last year, this was new construction and our crews installed a complete yardscape from the ground up. Our work then included more than a dozen different plant varieties, bermuda sod, and night lighting. We came back this year … Continue reading Landscape Revisited
It is done, and our guys finished up with their typical flourish and attention to detail. These are final photos of a major stone patio/walkway project complementing a marvelous pentadecagon house on the lake. Previous posts on this property can be found here and here. To recap, this project involved split level River Street Lafitt … Continue reading Voila!
Progress continues on this marvelous project on the Lake. We've interspersed some previous photos so you can see what our guys have done. Click on any photo to get a closer look. Stephenson Like what you see? Contact us!
A lot of rain, a lot of sunshine, and guess what? Our yards are blooming with color! Our crews have been working on this property for some time now, as seen here, here, and here. These are current pictures showing off the blooming fruits of our labor. Fitts Contact us, and you can get your … Continue reading Blooming!
And that doesn't begin to capture the challenge and scope of our latest project. This is the 1st post on this project. The next two are here and here. We brought in multiple truckloads of ABC Crush Run, graded everything, and then constructed an 80' long Colonial Castle Manor Grana retaining wall to bolster two … Continue reading Patios, Walls, & Walkways
When in doubt, mulch! Dark Walnut Designer Mulch is a go to mulch for many reasons, but mostly because it is an elegant embroidery for just about any landscape. It finishes cleanly and forms a rich, dark contrastive to about any plant coloring. Here is a yard with an amazing assortment of flowers, shrubs, and … Continue reading Mulch It Up
