Most properties don't need a landscape started from scratch — they need the one they have brought back to its best. Landscape enhancements are exactly that: selecting and installing plants that suit the spot, removing or replacing overgrown ones, renovating tired beds, transplanting what's worth keeping, redefining bed lines, and finishing with fresh mulch or decorative stone.
Richmond's growing conditions do a lot in twenty years — shrubs planted with a new home in the 1990s or 2000s are often now oversized, crowding windows and walkways. Much of the enhancement work here is editing a mature landscape: taking out what has outgrown its spot and renewing the beds around what stays.
Usually not. Most improvements work with the landscape you already have — replacing a few overgrown plants, reshaping bed lines and refreshing mulch changes how a property reads without starting over.
Spring and autumn are ideal for planting and transplanting, since roots establish in cool soil. Bed renovation, edging and stone work are workable most of the year.
Weekly and bi-weekly mowing from March–November. Includes precise cutting and edging.
Expert pruning for flowering shrubs, evergreens, and deciduous trees to promote health and aesthetics.
Fall service for cool-season grasses like Fescue. Reduces soil compaction and promotes full, healthy turf.