by admin | Feb 11, 2015 | Hardscapes, Projects, Water Features
We recently installed a quiet water feature as an accent to a large trellis on the property of a historic home in Wake Forest. The trellis area defines the front yard from the back, and is located along a short path. The homeowner took her inspiration from a fountain...
by admin | Feb 8, 2015 | Hardscapes, Planter Beds, Projects
A common problem with 90º degree turns in sidewalks and walkways is that people will tend to step over the inside corner rather than walking the true path of the walkway. This was the case at a local restaurant, and it was causing debris to be kicked out of the bed...
by admin | Feb 3, 2015 | Turf Management
In addition to fertilizers, lawns also need a healthy dose of complex, composted organic material in order to thrive. Topdressing allows the soil-bed to be built slowly, over time, which eliminates costly re-sodding. Many homes do not have their lawn prepared...
by admin | May 15, 2014 | Hardscapes, Planter Beds, Projects
This home is well landscaped, but the homeowner wanted to upgrade the hardscape. The existing border material was a pre-cast concrete edging with a scalloped edging (in both red and cement gray). The border material was removed and the turf was allowed to re-grow...
