SpringFebruary to April
Anyone can make a yard look good in April.
We keep Gulf South properties in shape through pollen, heat, storm season and frost. Same crew every visit.
SummerMay to August
The work we are on your property to do.
Summer is not a maintenance season. It is a survival one.
Between May and September the job changes. Cutting height, watering depth and shade matter more than anything you plant. Crews that keep mowing the way they did in March are the reason yards go brown in strips.
Raise the deck
Blades come up in June and stay up. A taller leaf shades its own root zone and holds moisture the soil cannot.
Retime the water
Two deep soaks a week beat daily sprinkling. We set the controller when we set the schedule, not after the yard tells you.
Leave the planting
Almost nothing new goes in during August. We will tell you to wait for October rather than sell you a bed that will not take.
AutumnSeptember to November
What people say after a few seasons of us.
Landscaping is not a one-off purchase. These are from properties we have been on for more than a year.
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They told us the back corner would never hold grass and put in a bed instead. Two summers on, they were right and it still looks planned.
Renée ThibodeauxPrairieville -
Same two men every Thursday for three years. They know which gate sticks and where the dog gets out.
Marcus LandryMid City, Baton Rouge -
After the August storm they had the driveway clear before the power came back on. No fuss about it.
Alicia BoudreauxMandeville -
We asked for an irrigation system. They walked the yard and told us we needed drainage first. Saved us a lot of money.
Dwayne PitreGonzales -
The estimate matched the invoice. That alone put them ahead of the last two companies we used.
Hollis VidrineDenham Springs -
They cut the lawn higher through July and explained why. First summer it has not gone brown in patches.
Carla NguyenKenner
WinterDecember to January
The season a yard tells you the truth.
With the growth gone you can finally see the grade, the drainage and the bones of the planting. It is the cheapest time of year to fix any of them.
Regrading and drainage
Firm ground takes machinery without tearing the yard up. Standing water gets solved now, not in June.
Hardscape builds
Patios, walls and walkways go in while there is nothing growing to work around.
Structural pruning
Bare limbs show you the shape. Cuts made in January are the ones nobody notices in May.
Tell us about the property. We will tell you what it needs.
The visit is free and it is a real look at the soil, the drainage and the light, not a measure-up. If the honest answer is to wait a season, that is what you will hear.
