Layered beds of shrubs, perennials and grasses with crisp edges that give color and structure all year.
Planting beds are where a landscape gets its softness. Layers of height, texture and color frame the house, soften walls and fences and give the eye somewhere to rest. A good bed looks full in every season and needs less work than a bad one.
We design and plant beds with evergreen structure, flowering shrubs, perennials, ornamental grasses and bulbs, arranged by height and bloom time. We edge them crisply, improve the soil and finish with mulch so they look sharp and hold moisture.
Tall plants go at the back or center, mid-height plants fill in and low groundcovers edge the front. Evergreens give winter structure, and perennials and bulbs supply seasonal color. We plan bloom times so there is always something happening.
Bed lines should flow with the house and the lawn. We cut a deep, clean edge or install steel, stone or brick edging, which keeps mulch and turf apart and makes maintenance easy.
We loosen clay, mix in compost and plant slightly high where drainage is slow. Two to three inches of mulch, kept off the stems, reduces weeds and keeps roots cool.
A bed needs light, regular care: watering, a refresh of mulch, trimming at the right times and removal of weeds while they are small. Good design and soil prep reduce the work considerably, and we provide a simple seasonal checklist.
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BeforeAfterStructure and bloom in every season.
Hardy, deer-aware choices.
Cut or installed edging.
Compost worked into clay.
Plants chosen for light and moisture.
Neat and ready to grow.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Project ideaCurb AppealThe front of the house sets the tone. Walks, steps, a drive and a few good plants change…Learn more 
Project ideaBackyard MakeoverA tired yard can become the best room in the house. A good makeover starts with a plan…Learn more 
Project ideaNew ConstructionA new home sits on bare, compacted soil. Starting the outdoor plan early saves money, protects the lot…Learn more Choose the features you want and see how much patio space they need and a size that fits.
Tell us what you have in mind and what bothers you about the yard. We schedule a site walk.
We measure, study slope and drainage and draw a plan with materials and levels.
You get a written scope and price before any work begins.
Excavation, compacted base, drainage, hardscape and planting, in the right order.
We clean the site and walk every detail with you before we leave.
We leave a simple care guide and stay a call away for questions.
Hydrangeas, boxwood, hollies, coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, ornamental grasses and native perennials are popular and hardy.
Plant choices help, since deer avoid many aromatic and fuzzy plants. Fencing or repellents may be needed in high-pressure areas.
Yes. We remove failing plants, rework the soil and replant to a design you like.
Two to three inches, kept a few inches from stems and trunks.
Yes. Tough, well-spaced plants, drip irrigation and mulch keep upkeep modest.
Mulch and Stone BedsFresh mulch, river rock and decorative stone with proper edging and weed barrier so beds stay neat and…Explore 
Tree and Shrub PlantingShade trees, ornamental trees, screens and hedges planted at the right depth, staked, mulched and watered in.Explore 
Landscape InstallationTrees, shrubs, perennials and beds installed to a plan, with soil prepared, plants set correctly and everything mulched…Explore 
Garden and Raised BedsRaised vegetable beds, cutting gardens, herb gardens and trellises built in cedar, stone or block with rich soil.Explore Tell us about your yard and we will call you back quickly.
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