The Choices are Almost Endless

As your budget and site permit, your landscape project may include:

Hardscape. Patios and walkways using flagstone, brick pavers, or other decorative stone; fire pits and fireplaces; fountains and dry creek beds; decomposed granite driveways; fences; decorative retaining walls; gazebos and trellises.

Grading and drainage. Soil grading, French drains, creek bed drains and sump pump drainage systems.

Turf. Sod installation; new lawn through traditional seed or hydroseeding, scalp and overseed; overseeding for seasonal grasses.

Horticulture. Only the best trees, shrubs, grasses and flowers will be chosen to suit the specific needs of your landscape. If you like, you and your designer can browse nurseries together to choose the perfect plants for your taste.

New or upgraded irrigation systems. A proper system installation is your best insurance policy for a healthy, conservation-minded landscape.

Landscape beds. New or renovated shrub and flower beds, whether buttressed by stone or wood borders, are a water-effective enhancement to any property.

Lighting. Lighting can transform your garden at night. Provides safety and security, too.