Landscaping

The Front of Your Place,
Finished.

Beds, hedges, plantings, and fencing that make the front of your place look finished. Whether it's one overgrown bed or a full refresh of the property, we design it around your house, plant what thrives here, and leave it clean.

What we build

Every job is scoped in person and priced before we start. Most refreshes are done inside a week.

Beds & Plantings

Beds & Plantings

New beds cut clean, planted with shrubs and seasonal color that handle Georgia heat, finished with mulch or pine straw.

Box Hedges & Shaping

Box Hedges & Shaping

Formal hedges planted, shaped, and kept sharp. Nothing dresses up a frontage faster.

Rail & Border Fencing

Rail & Border Fencing

Rail fence lines, bed borders, and edging that frame the yard and hold their line.

Full Refreshes

Full Refreshes

Out with the overgrowth, in with a clean design — beds, hedges, sod, and straw in one pass.

The before and after is the whole point.

Most yards around here don't need a landscape architect. They need the overgrowth pulled, the beds recut, the right plants in the right spots, and someone who finishes the job clean. That's what a refresh is — and the difference between the Tuesday we start and the Friday we leave is why people call us.

Preview yours with the visualizer
Fresh beds and plantings
Rail fence and plantings

Common questions

Can you work from a photo of what I want?
Yes. Bring a photo to the walkthrough — or upload a photo of your own yard to our visualizer and pick a style. Either way, we price the real thing on site.
What plants hold up in Middle Georgia?
Boxwood, holly, loropetalum, crape myrtle, liriope, and drift roses are the workhorses here. We plant what survives our summers, not what looks good on a truck for a week.
Do you haul off what you remove?
Always. Old shrubs, roots, and debris leave with us the same day. You never get a burn pile left in the yard.

Picture it done. Then let's do it.

Upload a photo and see your yard finished — or skip straight to the walkthrough.