Consultation Guide
Knowing what you want is the first step in achieving a result
In this guide our goal is to help you find what you want
Choosing A Style
Woodland
Hostas, Walkways,Trees, Shade, Greenery
Formal
Define Lines, Symmetry, Balance, Hedges
Cottage
White Picket Fence, Roses, Benches, Cobblestone
Modern
Metals, Clean, Stone, Geometric
English
Hedges, Pathways, Color, Variety
Japanese
Natural Paving, Koi Pond, Soft Lines
Contemporary
Natural, Wood Accents, Borders With Curves
Xeriscape
Water Efficient Plants, Mulches, Functional
Tropical
Layers, Bamboo, Tropical Plants, Bright Foliage
Townhouse
Small Spaces, Raised Beds, Planters, Step Up Patio
Country
Rustic, Farm Equipment, Fire Pit, Sunflowers
Eccentric
Variety Of Style, No Axis, Unusual Colors
Features
Fountain
Adds Soothing White Noise to Help Relax
Waterfall
Create a Point of Attraction in your Garden
Pathway
Path Leading to, or Through Your Garden
Furniture
Create a Space to Relax with Others
Fire Pit
Create a Center Piece to Converse with Others
Lighting
Highlight Points in your Garden with Light
Kitchen
Get the Most out of your Outdoor Space
Decking
Create a Spacious Area to Shelter from Elements
Grill
An Outdoor Party isn't the same without a Grill
Raised Beds
Bring your Beloved Plants Closer to avoid Kneeling
Pond
A Pond Small or Large can be Very Attractive
Arbor
Create a Showy Entrance Way
Plant Options
Ninebark
Dark Foliage, Shrub, Flowering
Rhododendron
Evergreen, Flowering, Changing Foliage
Smoketree
Dark Foliage, Tall, Flowering
Holly
Evergreen, Berries, Shrub, Privacy
Hibiscus
Perennial, Flowering, Large Foliage
Hydrangea
Flowering, Many Varieties, Big Color
Boxwood
Borders, Hedges, Sculpting, Evergreen
Viburnum
Privacy, Deer Resistant, Flowering
Juniper
Special Texture, Evergreen, Privacy
Coreopsis
Special Texture, Flowering, Perennial
Japanese Maple
Special Color, Tree, Special Structure
Coneflower
Flowering, Low Maintenance
Sustainability
Mulch
Keeping Moisture in and Weeds Out
Pests
Plant Accordingly if Pests are a Concern
Fall Cleanup
More Deciduous Plants means more Fall Cleanup
Fertilizer
Man Made products to Keep up with Plants
Pruning
Trim or Cut Away Growth for Shape or Size
Light Requirements
Some Plants need a Lot some need Little
Water Requirements
Not too wet, Not too dry, Just Enough
Overgrowth
Adjust and Prune as they Grow to Avoid Replacing
Composting
Utilize Waste to Recycle and Save Resources
Weeding
Keeping up with Weeding Saves on Labor
Edging
Keeping a Yard out of Your Garden is Important
Deadheading
Prolong Flowering Times with some Deadheading