Winter Weather

Even though it's winter outside, now is the perfect time to plan your landscaping. Whether it is installing a new landscape, freshening up an old landscape, or maintenance.

Things to do now are:
1.  Get a design
2.  Plan your project
3.  Select materials
4.  Get an estimate
5.  Begin installing hardscapes

How We ROCK It....

Provo Residence Front Yard Stacked Rock Water Feature

This remodeled yard has the sound of water in the front yard and the backyard. The homeowner tells us that they always have people stop and get out of their cars for a closer look at this stacked rock water feature. The water feature is surrounded by shrubs and perennials for a natural look. If you would like a closer look, please click on any of the photos to enlarge.

Lehi Residence Notepad Design

Although we have a professional landscape architect to design a yard that will compliment your home, you can design your yard however you like. Also, you can request your yard suit needs that are specific to your family and our designer can create a layout to attend to your specifications. This particular design was done by Karl Kuhni and the homeowner in a collaborative effort.

Parade of Homes-Lindon Residence

We landscaped this beautiful home show in 2003 for Magleby Companies. It is always fun to go back to the jobs we have completed years later to see how everything in the yard has matured.

The next two pictures show one of the front corners of the house. All of the plant material has matured and filled in very nicely.

The left side of this photo gives a view of the dry creek bed.

The dry creek bed runs in front of the home. Burning bushes are great for foundation plantings and the leaves turn red in the autumn.

Raised beds add height as well as layers to the landscape.

The wisteria softens the fenceline and looks great over the custom gate.

More views of the foundation plantings.

Here is a large landscape boulder surrounded by large cobble rock. Cobble is very cost effective, because it does not need to be replaced every few years, like shredded bark does.

Landscape boulders and Rose of Sharon shrubs were used along the fenceline.

More views of the dry creek bed.

The walkout basement area has rock slab steps with a rock wall. Creeping Jenny was used to fill in the spaces between the rocks.A small planting area with annual flowers and Oregon Grape, lines the bottom layer of the boulders to add some color.

More rock wall views.

This area is just behind the backyard gate. Creeping Jenny, hostas, dogwood, and spirea was used in this bed.

More wisteria lines the backyard fence, along with roses, and perennials.

Virginia Creeper and Kelsey Dogwood line the back wall.

Backyard side of the custom gate.