Photo: Nicholas A. Tonelli, via Flickr, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-2.0 generic Cinnamon ferns (Osmundastrum cinnamomeum) within the Pine Swamp tract of Bald Eagle State Forest, Centre County.

At Pine Valley Turf Management, our facility is built around self-sufficiency and strict quality control, starting right at our material production yard. We process organic matter and raw timber on-site to produce our own custom soil blends, double-shredded hardwood mulch, and high-nutrient topsoil. By managing our stockpiles directly, we ensure every batch of soil and mulch used on our clients' properties meets our exact standards for composition, moisture retention, and purity. This hands-on infrastructure powers both our turf management programs and our specialized arbor division. Having a dedicated production facility allows us to process tree care debris directly into usable landscape materials, recycling natural resources while keeping project costs lower for our customers. From site preparation and soil enrichment to final topdressing, our capability to blend and deliver top-tier organic materials in-house guarantees superior, lasting results for every job site.

Home design - traditional home design idea in Edmonton

Ahoy matey! Who doesn't love the elegant look of a personalized door mat? This makes a wonderful house warming gift, wedding gift, Christmas gift or any gift! But don't forget about yourself. We think this mat would look awesome in front of your door too! We call our mats Coco "Not" because unlike ordinary coco mats made out of scratchy coir, ours don't shed or shred, they are anti-bacterial, don't mold, mildew or hold water, and are soft enough to walk on but rough enough to catch the dust and dirt. Cleaning is a breeze. Use a broom for a light dusting or hose off with water to remove heavier soiling. Our mats are inlaid, not printed & are finished with a non-slip backing that keeps them in place to perform better than any other entry mat made today. Every mat is made to order and you can customize yours just the way you want it. We are working on setting up our International order/shipping charges. In the meantime email us with your International shipping request and we will get back to you with a quote.

This large sloped lot in Serrano was a new construction project and required low water demand planting with retaining walls to open up some walkway space and parking in front of the house. Planting is low water demand and shredded bark to control erosion and retain moisture for the plants, while feeding plants as the bark breaks down into the soils. Weeds are controlled using pre-emergent weed control twice a year.

Who doesn't love the elegant look of a personalized door mat? This makes a wonderful house warming gift, wedding gift, Christmas gift or any gift! But don't forget about yourself. We think this mat would look awesome in front of your door too! We call our mats Coco "Not" because unlike ordinary coco mats made out of scratchy coir, ours don't shed or shred, they are anti-bacterial, don't mold, mildew or hold water, and are soft enough to walk on but rough enough to catch the dust and dirt. Cleaning is a breeze. Use a broom for a light dusting or hose off with water to remove heavier soiling. Our mats are inlaid, not printed & are finished with a non-slip backing that keeps them in place to perform better than any other entry mat made today. Every mat is made to order and you can customize yours just the way you want it. We are working on setting up our International order/shipping charges. In the meantime email us with your International shipping request and we will get back to you with a quote.

Home design - traditional home design idea in Edmonton

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Complete front yard makeover. Removed existing patio,sidewalks,driveway,planter beds,front lawn areas, Installed bluegrass/fescue blend turf, rotary water efficient irrigation nozzles,various water conserving shrubs,installed low voltage LED lighting to front yard planter beds and well lamp on tree. Replaced driveway,front porch, and brickwork, and sidewalks. Added shredded mulch to planter beds.

We graded the slope away from the back of the wall, and topped the raw soil off with shredded Red Cedar bark mulch.
Photo of a mid-sized traditional drought-tolerant and partial sun hillside gravel retaining wall landscape in Sacramento for summer.

The pictures below are of Chinese Slate floor in the Kitchen of a property in the small village of Clifton just south of Penrith. We often get asked what the difference is between Rough and Semi Riven Slate, and this floor was a mixture of both. If you look closely at the pictures and check out the darker parts of the floor you will see these smoother Semi Riven Slate, whereas the light copper-coloured parts of the floor were of the rougher textured variety. It’s not that unusual for stone to be mixed in this fashion as it can be supplied from different quarries in order to achieve a particular look. The blend of different slates makes little difference when it comes to cleaning as the process is essentially the same. I would advise though if you intend to clean the floor using a mop then you should opt for Semi Riven Slate as Rough Slate can shred your mops and make it harder to maintain. We tend to use industrial floor buffing machines which work well on both surfaces so are less effected. There was a bit of wax on this floor so to remove this Tile Doctor Wax Away was applied. The product was left to stand for fifteen minutes before being scrubbed into the stone, rinsed and then the soil extracted with a wet vacuum. We then finished the cleaning with an Acid Rinse which involves scrubbing the Slate with Tile Doctor Grout Clean-up. This not only works well at cleaning up the stone and grout but also neutralises the alkaline pH left over from using Wax Away. I am very wary of the pH level of the floor as it could have an impact on the new sealer, giving the floor an acid rinse before sealing also ensures a better bond with the sealer. Naturally, you can’t leave a strong product like Grout Clean-up on the Stone for long as it could etch the surface so once done the floor was thoroughly rinsed with water and extracted again with a wet vacuum. A mop and bucket and lots of sponges won’t do the job on a large area like this. Once we finished the clean, we left it to dry off overnight and came back the next day to apply the sealer. We were originally going to apply a satin finish sealer, but the client had a big dog with sharp claws which could of scratched and marked the sealer so decided against it. I advised the client to use an Impregnating sealer called Tile Doctor Colour Grow, which lifts the natural colours in the stone, but is not a topical shiny sealer as the seal soaks into the Slate and leaves a a nice matt finish instead. Only two coats of sealer were needed, and the floor looked like new again. My client was very happy with the difference in the appearance of the stone and how much cleaner the grout was, so much so they the following feedback for us, which is always appreciated. “Totally impressed with the team they couldn’t have been more professional and even left me with some cleaner. My horrible 12 year old slate tiles look fabulous” As usual we left a free bottle of Tile Doctor Neutral Tile Cleaner for aftercare, it’s very important not to undo all that hard work by using a product which will damage the seal, using a pH neutral cleaner will keep the seal looking sharp and fresh for years to come. Heidi Taylor North Cumbria Tile Doctor

Inspiration for a huge rustic drought-tolerant and full sun front yard gravel landscaping in Sacramento for spring.

An eco-friendly blended topsoil replete with shredded leaves and grass clippings. Safe, organic and full of essential nutrients.

Photo of a mid-sized full sun backyard concrete paver landscaping in Calgary for summer.

Compost bin
Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Portland

This stone garden was created with minimum spending & modern design, the perfect drought tolerant project for any outdoor space brought to life by Kohei Owatari & Associates. Products include Mexican Beach Pebbles, White Ice, Mulch, Alaskan Sunset Boulders, PS Gold (3/8"), & Hickory Creek (1" - 3").

The Dry Creek Bed captures the natural runoff. Planted with California Native Rushes, Bunch Grasses, & Sedges. Mulched with 50 cubic yards of shredded Red Cedar bark & wood chips from the hillside clean up.

On this job, we hired Jessica Lopez Design Studio of Sadorus to design the plants. This picture was taken about 3:00.
Photo of a traditional front yard mulch landscaping in Chicago.

Our customer, the homeowner, had an overgrown landscape bed so she hired us to remove the top layer of weeds and dirt and install this 2 course rustic edging / wall. The homeowner had the idea of putting a strip of lime around the outside of the wall to prevent grass and weeds from growing right up to it so that's what we did and it turned out well. We did not install the solar path lights. The only plants we left in the bed are the lilac bush and the crab apple tree and a clump of asters at both ends. The homeowner purchased and planted the dwarf fountain grasses herself. The yellow flower is Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' and the purple coneflowers are Echinacea 'Magnus'