Bed prep for annual planting.
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Annual beds are planted and growing well. Also, the rest of this foundatin planting has been weeded, pruned and fertilzied. |
These juniper were diseased and not doing too well in their now shaded environment.
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We removed them and replanted with something new. We also pruned the crabapple tree enhancing its shape and allowing more sun to filter through to the plants below.
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Tired and crying out for more - Front Yard Before
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We added a new focal point in the globe blue spruce out front. The blue compliments the burgundy, yellow,greens and pinks of its companion plants.
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Other side of the front - Before
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Some well placed colorful additons,, pruning, weeding and mulch make a huge difference in the overall look of this home.
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Another angle of the Before
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And this is the same angle - After
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Homeowner wanted a little garden she could alook at off her deck.
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Once again we removed and transplanted a few perennials and added boxwood, hydrangea and perennials, includng one of my favorites, Japanese Forest Grass, to create a pleasing view for this dear lady.
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Pond Landscape in need of attention.
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Pond Landscape after it got the much needed care. Often times, as in the case of this planting, there is a perennial, in this case Liriope, that begins to take over. We were able to remove a large portion of it and thereby open up the bed. Never being one to like throwing good plants away, we were able to transplant the Liriope to a barren and neglected portion of the yard in need of some attention. Win-win!
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