Plant Design & Installation

New Plants:

Plant selection can often be overwhelming. There are many options to choose from. We can help you narrow down those options. We will listen to your preferences and can give our suggestions as well for plants in the areas where you are looking to enhance. We work closely with a couple local nurseries and if we do not know the answer to a plant question we know where to get the answer.

Once we speak with you about your thoughts for the project, we can draw up a plant bed design based on your budget as well as based on plant availability at the local nurseries. And of course, if revisions are needed, we can do that.

The hardest part may be the last step. This is when we leave and you need to consistently water your new plants. Hand watering is of course an option. But if you would like a more “set it and forget it” method, we can discuss those options with you.

Shrub Removal & Transplanting:

We have the equipment to help remove mature shrubs along with the stump.

We can transplant shrubs of different sizes as well.  There are many reasons for transplanting a shrub.  You may just simply want it in a different location, maybe it has outgrown its current space.  You may have plans for a grand patio and outdoor kitchen and you have some plants that need to be moved to a new spot.  Possibly you hate looking at the shrubs and just want them gone.  And it may be that the shrub is dying and removing it is the best option.

Stump Removal:

Often, we come upon people who have recently had large trees removed and the tree removal company either left the stumps or ground them down.  Either way you may still have a stump possibly in the way or a large pile of stump grindings that need to be disposed.  If you no longer want the tree stump, it is best to remove the stump in its entirely rather than have it ground down and then have to do additional work to remove and dispose the stump grindings.  If your plan is to grow grass or plant something new in the area where there is a tree stump it is best to remove the stump in its entirely rather than grind it down.  Over time the remaining part of the stump can decompose underground and either cause a depression in your grass or possibly be in the way of roots from the new trees you planted.

New Plants:

Plant selection can often be overwhelming. There are many options to choose from. We can help you narrow down those options. We will listen to your preferences and can give our suggestions as well for plants in the areas where you are looking to enhance. We work closely with a couple local nurseries and if we do not know the answer to a plant question we know where to get the answer.
Once we speak with you about your thoughts for the project, we can draw up a plant bed design based on your budget as well as based on plant availability at the local nurseries. And of course, if revisions are needed, we can do that.
The hardest part may be the last step. This is when we leave and you need to consistently water your new plants. Hand watering is of course an option. But if you would like a more “set it and forget it” method, we can discuss those options with you.