An essential component of your landscape, they provide the working parts of your site.
Water is the toughest element to deal with, rock work will ensure those areas that are most sensitive to water continue to work for years to come.
The structural bones of a landscape. Used to create privacy, screening, space, and points of interest in and around the garden. Native species are preferred for creating habitat and resisting disease.
Nothing says spring like the first flowers to bloom. Enjoy color in your life as these plants come back year after year and multiply to bring life to different parts of your site. Maintain only those plants you desire by weeding and mulching and divide plants to ensure maximum affect.
Organic produce grown on your own site is the freshest, best-tasting food on earth. No need to worry about pesticides, herbicides or transporting insects and disease. Discover a passion for cooking with fresh herbs from your bed or satisfy a sweet tooth with sun ripened fruit.
People have been utilizing compost and cultivation since the beginning of civilization. To have healthy growth and good production you must complete the nutrient cycle and turn your refuse into garden gold.
Have a professional review your site and give a one hour tutorial. Learn ideas for zero-scapes and low maintenance solutions.
Cut back on the amount of maintenance your garden needs by removing invasives. These non-native plants produce copious amounts of weed seeds, rob nutrients from desired plants and can cause harm to people, pets, and plants.
The forests of Berkshire country are beautiful, but left to their own devices they will swallow-up your site. Pruning, tree felling and storm damage cleanup are necessary to keep your place running smooth.
A nice lawn wraps around your house like a warm blanket. Leaf cleanup in the fall and spring, thatching, weeding out broad leaf, edging around gardens, and organic feeding will have your lawn looking its best.
