◆ Featured Project
Walkway Transformation: A Cracked Path Rebuilt to Last
From a cracked, settled brick path to a granite-edged paver walkway built on a proper base. Same footprint, completely different property. New granite steps and edging replace the old worn brick for an entry that finally matches the rest of the house.
Seasonal Tips
When and How to Prune Lavender
If your lavender just finished its first bloom, now is exactly the time to prune it. Cut back about a third of the plant, always just above the green growth, never into the older woody stems. Lavender doesn't grow back from old wood, so that second part matters more than people expect.
Pro Tip
Not sure where green growth ends and old wood begins? Cut higher than you think you need to. A plant pruned too lightly bounces back fine. A plant cut into old wood doesn't.
Hardscape Corner: Best Stone for Walkways
Bluestone remains the top choice for New England climates: freeze-thaw resistant, low maintenance, and ages beautifully. We also love locally sourced granite for a more organic look, like the walkway featured this month.
Irregular bluestone, set on a proper base
Company News
Fall Projects Are Booking Now
We're deep into peak season, and our fall calendar is already filling in with design and installation work. If you're thinking about a project this fall, now is the time to reach out.
What's Growing: New Portfolio Photos Coming Soon
A few favorites from our Backyard Designs portfolio, wrapping up this season.
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Did You Know?
A well-designed landscape can increase a home's resale value by up to 15%. Curb appeal isn't just aesthetic. It's investment.