Cleaned out beds. Install plants, fertilizer and mulch.

LFR Landscape, Inc.

These red tip photinias have been pruned to form a canopy over the dining area, offering year-round shade.
Inspiration for a small traditional full sun backyard brick landscaping in Phoenix for spring.

Here is a picture after two months of biweekly maintenance, the house is under contract in this picture and sold a week later. The shrubs we pruned had a new flush of growth and blooms. The lavender is in full bloom as are the snapdragons. This garden was unrecognizable and a complete eyesore. The previous landscaper that was caring for the property had suggested removing all the shrubs and laying down more mulch. The Garnet was able to come in and recognize that a harsh prune and lots of water could do wonders! We also uncovered her hidden brick walkway. The homeowner was very pleased!

LFR Landscape, Inc.

Cleaned out beds. Install plants, fertilizer and mulch.

Scott & Catherine Buley, High Tech Turf & Trees/Rain Garden Nursery. Colorful Boston Ivy on courtyard wall requires aggressive pruning every year, but is WELL worth it!

This is an example of a shade side yard gravel landscaping in San Francisco for fall.

This past winter, PTS staff volunteered time at Mercy Street School in West Dallas. To create a safe environment in which to learn, our skilled climbers and tree care staff donated time and effort to take care of a lot of pruning and clean up so that their trees can be healthy and the property safe for all the staff and students. The property has many very large established trees that were much in need of proper pruning and care. By cleaning up the property, we hope to not only help preserve their beautiful trees, but also give the kids a safe place to play and learn. When trees are neglected, especially on a property where there is a lot of traffic such as a school, it is important to properly prune and maintain trees so they don’t become a hazard. Falling limbs damage buildings and could harm passersby. We love supporting our Dallas community and schools!

Visitors to the Lake House enjoy the Dry Stream Garden. A small pond and waterfall support water plants and koi fish. A gravel dry stream flows through the garden. The planting design emphasizes foliage color and texture. Specimen “cloud-pruned” pines were selected by the Landscape Architect at an Oregon nursery.

Cleaned out beds. Install plants, fertilizer and mulch.

LFR Landscape, Inc.

Cleaned out beds. Install plants, fertilizer and mulch.

The espalier asian pear trees will need to be pruned in order to get the best fruit, so a post and wire support system is essential to help in the maintenance.

Up close of the hill country moss rock and the new additions with the orange Bulbine and Mexican Heather. Yaupon Holly were shaped and pruned back.