Flower Planting
Seasonal color, planted to actually last
Annuals and perennials put color where people actually look — along the walk, at the front door, around the mailbox. The difference between flowers that last the season and flowers that fade in three weeks is almost entirely in the soil prep and the placement. We work the bed properly, match the plant to how much sun that spot really gets, and plant at the right depth and spacing.
Our Process
Talk Color
We look at the spot, the light it gets, and the colors you want to see there.
Prepare the Bed
Old material comes out and the soil is loosened and amended — this is what makes it last.
Plant
Everything goes in at the right depth and spaced for the size it will actually reach.
Mulch & Water In
Beds are mulched and watered thoroughly, and you get the watering schedule to follow.