FAQs

Water your lawn 1-2 times per week deeply rather than daily light watering. Georgia's clay soil benefits from deep watering sessions that encourage strong root growth and drought resistance.

Fall and early spring are ideal planting seasons in Georgia. The moderate temperatures allow plants to establish strong root systems before facing summer heat or winter stress.

Landscape design costs vary based on property size, plant selections, and project complexity. Factors include site preparation, soil amendments, irrigation needs, and material choices for your specific space.

Yes, we design landscapes that preserve and complement existing mature trees. We maintain proper root zones, select compatible plantings, and ensure adequate spacing for healthy tree growth.

New landscaping requires regular watering for 6-8 weeks, mulch refreshing, and monitoring for pest issues. Proper establishment care ensures long-term plant health and reduces future maintenance needs.

Yes, we install custom irrigation systems tailored to your landscape's specific watering needs. Proper irrigation ensures efficient water use and maintains consistent plant health throughout Georgia's varying seasons.

Native Georgia plants require less water, resist local pests naturally, and support local wildlife. They're adapted to our climate and soil conditions, making them more sustainable and low-maintenance choices.

Schedule lawn maintenance seasonally - spring cleanup and fertilization, summer watering and mowing, fall aeration and seeding, winter preparation. Regular maintenance prevents problems and maintains healthy turf year-round.

Daylilies, hostas, and native grasses thrive in Georgia clay soil. These plants tolerate dense soil conditions while many others struggle without soil amendments or drainage improvements.

Most residential landscape projects take 3-7 days depending on size and complexity. Factors include site preparation requirements, plant quantities, hardscape elements, and weather conditions during installation.