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Landscaping around Bloomingburg, NY

Garden beds, mulch, planting, and shrub care that make your whole property look finished and cared for.

Good landscaping is the first thing people notice. I build new garden beds and refresh tired ones, lay fresh mulch, plant, edge, and keep shrubs shaped, so the front of your property looks sharp all season. Every project starts with a walk around the yard to talk through what you want.

What's included

  • New garden beds
  • Mulch installation
  • Planting shrubs & perennials
  • Shrub trimming & shaping
  • Stone & bed edging
  • Spring & fall cleanups

Best time: Spring – fall

What affects the price

  • Size of the beds or area
  • How much mulch, stone, or plants it needs
  • Removing what's there now
  • Edging and materials you choose

Every estimate is free and given after I've seen the property in person, so you get a real price, not a guess over the phone.

Seasonal plan

Spring & fall bed care

A cleanup and fresh mulch in spring, then a cleanup and cut-back in fall, so your beds stay sharp all year.

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Landscaping projects

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Garden beds

New beds shaped around your house, walkways, and trees, or old beds reshaped and re-edged.

Mulch installation

Fresh mulch that locks in moisture, keeps weeds down, and makes every bed look new.

Planting

Shrubs and perennials placed where they'll grow well and look good year after year.

Shrub trimming

Overgrown shrubs and hedges cut back and shaped so they fit the space again.

Stone edging

Natural stone borders that give beds a clean, finished line.

Cleanups

Spring and fall cleanups that clear beds, cut back plants, and get the yard ready for the season.

How a project goes

  1. We walk the property and talk through what you want
  2. You get a plan and a price before anything starts
  3. I clear, edge, and prep the beds
  4. Planting, mulch, and a full cleanup when it's done

Landscaping questions

When is the best time to mulch?

Spring is the most popular time, once the ground warms up. A fall top-off also helps protect plants through winter.

How deep should mulch be?

About 2 to 3 inches is usually right. Too thin and weeds come through; too thick and it can smother roots.

Can you redo my existing beds?

Yes. Old beds can be cleaned out, reshaped, re-edged, replanted, and finished with fresh mulch.

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