Service / Landscaping
Built to grow, designed to last.
Native and adapted plantings designed for four-season interest, ecological resilience, and a landscape that gets better every year.
Landscape Design & Master Planning
A full-site or phased plan that accounts for sun patterns, drainage, soil types, and how you actually use your outdoor space — built before the first shovel hits the ground.
- ◆Site survey with soil, slope, and light analysis
- ◆Conceptual sketches and 3D-style planting layouts
- ◆Phased installation plan to fit budget over multiple seasons
- ◆Native-forward plant palette tuned to USDA Zone 4b
Tree, Shrub & Perennial Installation
Properly sourced, properly planted. We dig the right hole for the right root system so new material survives its first winter and thrives for decades.
- ◆Balled-and-burlapped, container, and bare-root stock sourced from local growers
- ◆Root flare exposed and mulch rings kept off the crown
- ◆Companion planting for pollinator and habitat value
- ◆Watering and establishment care instructions provided
Pollinator & Native Gardens
Replace sterile turf edges and over-mulched beds with layered native plantings that feed bees, butterflies, and birds while cutting long-term maintenance.
- ◆Milkweed, blazing star, bee balm, and echinacea installations
- ◆Bloom-sequence planning for color from April to October
- ◆No-mow or reduced-mow edge alternatives where appropriate
- ◆Habitat value documented for pollinator pathway and watershed programs
Mulching & Bed Renovation
Old mulch breaks down, weeds creep in, and edges blur. We reset beds with the right depth, clean borders, and a finished look that holds through the season.
- ◆2–3 inch hardwood or cedar mulch application (never volcano mulching)
- ◆Bed edge re-cut with a crisp shovel trench line
- ◆Weed suppression with pre-emergent and hand-pulling
- ◆Thinning and dividing overgrown perennials as part of the visit
Seasonal Color Rotations
High-impact annual and ornamental installations swapped out three times a year to keep entry beds, containers, and focal points looking intentional and fresh.
- ◆Spring: pansies, violas, ranunculus, and cool-tolerant fillers
- ◆Summer: drought-tolerant annuals in full-sun beds; coleus and impatiens in shade
- ◆Fall: ornamental kale, chrysanthemums, and grass accents
- ◆Container design included for porches, patios, and commercial entries
The season at a glance
A full-year rhythm.
Apr – May
Spring
- — Design & planning
- — Tree & shrub install
- — Mulching & bed renovation
- — Seasonal color
Jun – Aug
Summer
- — Pollinator garden installs
- — Irrigation checks
- — Mid-season color refresh
- — Deadheading & pruning
Sep – Nov
Fall
- — Fall color rotations
- — Perennial division
- — Late planting window
- — Leaf & debris clearing
Dec – Mar
Winter
- — Site consultations
- — Design revisions
- — Schedule & budget planning
- — Hardscape coordination
Ready for a landscape that actually works?
Tell us about your property and we'll walk it with you, then build a planting plan and maintenance schedule — no upsell pressure.