By June, your landscape is no longer a project, it’s a living, functional part of your home. For homeowners in West Orange, Maplewood, Millburn, and Millburn Township, this is when outdoor spaces are fully in use—from casual evenings on the patio to weekend gatherings with family and friends. But summer
By May, properties across New Jersey are in full motion—and for homeowners in Florham Park, Summit, Warren, Watchung, and Mountainside, this is one of the most important times of year to move beyond basic planting and start thinking bigger. Late spring isn’t just about adding plants—it’s about designing and building
As temperatures rise and the soil warms, planting season in New Jersey officially begins. For homeowners in Livingston, Short Hills, Chatham, Madison, and Westfield, this is the ideal time to refresh your landscape, enhance curb appeal, and make strategic planting decisions that will thrive year-round. But choosing the right plants
As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise across New Jersey, homeowners start thinking about their outdoor spaces again. March is the turning point — the moment when lawns, gardens, and landscapes begin waking up from winter dormancy. It’s also when searches spike for phrases like “spring landscaping checklist,” “lawn
February may feel like the quietest month for landscaping, but for homeowners who want the best results, it’s one of the most important times of the year. While spring and summer are when projects are built and enjoyed, late winter is when the smartest landscape projects actually begin—on paper. If
Homeowners in many of the towns we work in — Livingston, Short Hills, Chatham, Summit, and Westfield — take great pride in their properties — and for good reason. These communities are known for beautiful neighborhoods, mature trees, and thoughtful landscape design standards that protect property values and preserve the
As homeowners in Short Hills, Chatham, Madison, Morristown — and across northern New Jersey — begin thinking ahead to next year’s outdoor upgrades, one thing is sure: the best landscape projects don’t happen by accident. They’re carefully planned, professionally designed, and crafted with masonry and hardscaping elements that elevate curb
A well-maintained landscape is more than aesthetic—it’s an investment that adds value, enhances curb appeal, and supports the safety and enjoyment of everyone who uses the property. Whether you’re a residential homeowner looking for dependable weekly care, an HOA board member responsible for maintaining common areas, or a commercial property
When prospective buyers or neighbors drive up to your home, first impressions matter. A well-executed landscape conveys care, quality, and elegance, which can significantly boost your property’s perceived value. Below are ten practical curb-appeal landscaping ideas that make your home stand out and are cost-effective. 1. Frame the Entrance with
As September arrives and the first signs of fall settle in, it’s the perfect time to give your landscape some well-deserved attention. The cooler weather and longer nights create ideal conditions for strengthening your lawn and preparing garden beds for the months ahead. Early fall maintenance not only refreshes your