A Week in Review

New Lakefront Plants

Some repairs, some maintenance, some installations, some new sod and mulch,  a landscape company's work is never done. Herewith a congeries of a multiplicity of work our guys were into this past week.

Lakefront Plants in Stone Bed

New Mulch

Clean out Drain Pipe

Cracked Retaining Wall

New Sod

Fresh Mulch

A Walk by the Lake

Work in process vs. Finished

Walkways, patios, and firepits seem to be a thing for people around the Lake these days. Here are some photos from a few days ago of our guys working on all three types of hardscape additions, together with the resulting finished product.

Or as they might say in Latin, photos of work interim et post. First, the interim work in process pictures:

Keith Harvey, Supervisor of Crews, demonstrating a hands-on approach to the job.

And now, the project ex post facto:

 

For the technically inclined, these are Dublin Fossil Beige pavers in a random pattern ...

... and the patio is supported by a Colonial Blend Country Manor retaining wall.

Interim et Post ... and now Perfecta.

Fall Maintenance

Our guys were into some Fall maintenance work recently, but were so efficient that by the time our photographers arrived, it was all but done! We did manage to get pictures of some classic leaf work, though.

As for the rest, it's hard to complain about an opportunity to take finished photos of this beautiful property.

Help is on the Way!

Just in time for the Holidays, help is on the way - that is, if you're a Ben's Creek Nursery maintenance customer. If you're not, then you should call us right now and reserve our talented professionals for your yard and gardens.

In any thriving yard and garden, deadwood, detritus, chaff, and waste will pile up and need to be cleared at some point.

In addition to the clean up and lawn mowing, our guys also did a nice job pruning these shrubs and Hollies. 

Wait! Come Back!

Don't let our crews get away; call us today ...
and relax your way through the Holidays!

Hard Stuff Redux

For those of you paying attention, our crews have been installing stone paver walkways around the Lake. Here are photos from just a few days ago:

And here is a look at the finished product: