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What is lawn aeration?
Aeration, also known as core aeration, involves extracting 1/2 to 3/4 inch diameter cores of soil from the lawn area that are typically 1-6 inches deep and 2-6 inches apart. This can be done by using a hand aerator or mechanical machine. Core aeration

When looking at bids, you could be comparing apples to oranges. How do you make things  simpler and ensure accurate bids? First, your landscaper MUST make a personal visit to your property for  a visual inspection. Second, be sure to walk through the yard with them, and speak to

Check out a tour of this patio. We added a color stain and low sheen sealer which really enhanced the beauty of this stamped concrete patio.

Follow our NEW Pinterest account. Snapshots of projects PLUS design inspirations and great ideas for the home!
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Here in Southern California, with our semiarid climate, it’s just about impossible to have an ornamental landscape and not need irrigation. Spray irrigation has been a big part of that, but new technologies are pushing us away from them. But why? Spray irrigation, on average, is only 30-50% efficient.

Check out the video of us dropping in the first of 2 Canary Island Palms transplanted at the new Ventura County Fairgrounds entrance.

When you go to the nursery to pick up fertilizer, whether it be for your lawn, your vegetable garden, or your roses, you have so many options. Most of your options involve flashy and well advertised bags with well known brand names, but it’s not the name that makes

Check out our latest album for our most recently completed project in Camarillo. The link to the album can be found below:
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We removed all the existing landscape to make way for this brand new front yard! We widened the driveway to make access in and out of

LEDs are becoming all the rage, but is this a fad that will fade. Not a chance! Imagine you had the choice to replace 30 light bulbs in your house and you have to choose between three types of bulbs:

Bulb #1, on average, lasts for 50,000 hours,

We’re you’re trusted resource! Not only are we licensed, bonded, and insured, but we’re also certified by CLCA, the California Landscape Contractor Association, as a landscape industry technician.
Why hire certified? Landscape Industry Certified Technicians…..
-Have proven they know how to do the job right – the first time.