Transform Your Property
Into A Dreamscape

Landscape design is the art of arranging the features of an area of land for aesthetic and/or practical reasons. It is often divided into two major components: hardscape (the nonliving elements, such as pavers) and softscape (the living elements, such as flowers).

Mulch is used to retain moisture in the soil, suppress or block weeds, keep the soil and plant roots cool, prevent frost heaving in winter, and make the garden bed and landscape look more attractive and the best types of mulches for your garden’s needs.

The lawn is a primary feature for home ground development and an essential feature for any other type of garden, like a green carpet for a landscape. In a home garden, a good lawn improves the appearance of the house, enhances its beauty.

Aeration reverses compaction in a lawn by plugging holes in the lawn allowing air to get into the top layer of soil so that the roots can breath and get more water. Power Thatching is a health promoting service that removes the thatch, which can be dangerous to your lawn.

Grading means building a slope into the garden area. Sloping ensures that there is proper drainage, and it can make the house look better while allowing for easier maintenance. Whether you want to have a garden, a lawn, or a terrace, you must do your grading first

Hardscaping can include almost any type of decorative or practical structure in a landscape, from driveways to fences to benches. Hardscape is a critical part of landscape design, providing definition and a sense of organization to the natural areas and features.

Shrubs and trees both play important roles in the ecosystem and landscaping of our homes and the surrounding area. Shrubs and trees may become unwanted when they are overgrown or acquire poor health conditions.

At planting, remove only diseased, dead or broken branches. Begin training a plant during the dormant season following planting. Prune to shape young trees, but don’t cut back the leader. Remove crossing branches and branches that grow back towards the center of the tree.

Fertilizer is especially important for houseplants and other containerized plants because they’re limited to the soil in their pots, and once those nutrients are gone, your plants’ roots can’t stretch out to find more. This is one reason why it’s important to start with a quality potting soil.