Landscaping
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Keyhole Raised Bed
A Medford homeowner wanted a raised be to grow veggies in. A keyhole bed was chosen to maximize space.
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Raised Veggie Bed in Medford
A Medford homeowner wanted to take advantage of a sunny spot in his side yard. A raised veggie bed was installed with netting over top to keep the bunnies at bay.
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Sod Lawn in Somerville
A Somerville homeowner who had a patchy lawn wanted to start fresh. The old lawn was removed, compost brought in to amend the soil, and a new sod lawn rolled out.
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Screen Shrubs in Dedham
A Dedham couple wanted to add a line of shrubs to the edge of their property in order to screen them from the road.
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Invasive Weed Clearing in West Roxbury
Invasive vines had grown over all of the shrubs on this property, keep the homeowners from fully using the driveway. The original shrubs had been overtaken and needed to be removed completely.
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Brush Clearing in Wayland
Clearing of brush in an open area of a Wayland homeowner’s backyard. Also removal of older overgrown shrubs that were encroaching on windows and doors.
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Soil removal and mulching
Removing a pile of soil from an Arlington home left over from the installation of a driveway. Also smoothing out the area, and mulching all of the beds. Leaf mulch was used throughout, this type of mulch is composed of partially broken down leaves, and ends up being a light brown color.
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Prune, cleanup, & mulch in Brookline, MA
A Brookline front yard had become overgrown and weed-filled. Weeds were removed, a biodegradable weed barrier installed, and the entire area was mulched. In addition some shrubs were pruned and trimmed.
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Rock Garden Landscaping
A large boulder in the middle of this home’s front yard is the perfect place for low-growing perennials. The homeowner had previously planted this rock but had let it go over the last few years. We removed all of the overgrown plants, and replaced them with new material that will bloom throughout the year. The…
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Backyard Plantings in Malden, MA
These Malden homeowners wanted to cleanup their backyard, adding in pollinator plants wherever possible. Also the area along a neighbor’s garage was filled with concrete rubble. The rubble was removed and replaced with new cobblestones and fresh soil. This area was transformed into a new garden.