Fall presents a transition stage for your landscape. Yards and gardens continue growth cycles begun in the Spring, but then begin adapting to the dormancy of the Winter months. Here is a recently completed initial cleanup of a property so we could begin our standard maintenance contract work. These initial cleanup activities included fresh mulch, … Continue reading Fall Prep
Our guys were out in force last week on a big job: pruning the large, stately evergreens at the entrance of Eaton's Crossing. The 28 Green Giant Arborvitaes and 21 Leyland Cypresses required about all the tools we have for this sort of work -- an aerial lift, pole saw, chain saw, and extended gas … Continue reading Pruning at Eaton’s Crossing
Lake property owners love their homes. And the surest sign of that is their willingness to invest in improvements and upgrades to a property that is already beautiful. Here's an example. We have delivered landscape services to this property for multiple owners over more than five years. Take a look at what's happened from 2020 … Continue reading Upgrades to a Home Over the Years
Our lawn maintenance services are offered on an annual contract basis. This is because your lawn and plants have a natural yearly growth cycle, and proper maintenance must match that cycle to promote the beauty and sustainability of your yards and gardens. Additionally, yards and gardens have their own special look in each season. So, … Continue reading Residential & Commercial Maintenance
Clean up does not really capture what our guys did for this customer. We planted some new material, but we predominantly uncovered an existing beautiful landscape and landscape plan that had become unrecognizable. What we discovered after cleaning up beds, putting down fresh mulch, and pruning, lots of pruning, was a beautiful plan and landscape … Continue reading A Landscape Revelation
Now that Spring is springing, your plants need room to grow. And that's one of the reasons our crews have been actively engaged around the Lake pruning everything they can. Pruning eliminates dead or waste material but also clears valuable space for new growth. From the archive, here is a look back a few years … Continue reading Room to Grow
Here is a quick comparison between what we politely refer to as "deferred maintenance" of lawns vs. yards and gardens maintained on a regular basis by our crews. Deferred maintenance looks something like this: Whereas, here is a property regularly maintained by our stalwart crews. Which is better? You decide - and contact us for … Continue reading A Study in Contrast
