Landscape Before

Landscape After

New Front Yard Before and After!

Sod Installation Before and After

Privacy Hedge and Sod

Privacy Hedge After

We maintain our lawns and take preventative measures to safeguard against fungus.

comparison of July/August lawn

A customers yard without the Arborvitae hedge that we are about to plant.  Arborvitae's are great shrubs for hedge's, natural borders, and additional privacy.  Modern botany has produced disease resistant Arborvitaes that fend off unwanted disease and pests!

A finished Arborvitae hedge that serves as a natural fence and offers a lot of privacy.  It is important to ensure that all shrubs are planted straight up and at exact intervals, if even one shrub is crooked it will stick out and ruin the aesthetic nature of the hedge.

The future site of a beautiful waterfall!

Building up the back wall for the pumps and lines that recycle the water through the system.

The finished project, the homeowner wanted to wait for the following season to do the landscaping so we put in some Chrysanthemums for them so that they could have some color in the front yard.

Front of the house planting, I didn't get a picture of the house before but it was full of overgrown Rhododendron's and Yew's.  We put in some Rose Bushes of different colors, Stella D'Oro Day Lilies, Blue Fescue Grasses, Green, Golden, and Blue Chinese Junipers, Boxwoods, East Friesland Salvia, Some Hydrangea's, a Rhododendron, A Snowfall Weeping Cherry, and a Japanese Weeping Maple.  I Prefer the Snowfall Weeping Cherries to the regular Weeping Cherries because they stay a little smaller and are less susceptible to disease.

Front of the house planting, I didn't get a picture of the house before but it was full of overgrown Rhododendron's and Yew's.  We put in some Rose Bushes of different colors, Stella D'Oro Day Lilies, Blue Fescue Grasses, Green, Golden, and Blue Chinese Junipers, Boxwoods, East Friesland Salvia, Some Hydrangea's, a Rhododendron, A Snowfall Weeping Cherry, and a Japanese Weeping Maple.  I Prefer the Snowfall Weeping Cherries to the regular Weeping Cherries because they stay a little smaller and are less susceptible to disease.

This is my dad, the guy that taught me about this industry.  He has over forty years doing this and has shared all of his knowledge with me!