Lots of homeowners are concerned about the Spotted Lanternfly lately.  There are several ways you can help control the spread of this invasive pest.  Here are four tips to get rid of Spotted … Continue Reading

You value your Westchester, NY, property and want the lawn and landscape to look its best year-round. Maybe you’ve hired other landscapers to do the work before, but you’re not getting the results you … Continue Reading

You pinned the perfect patio idea on Pinterest. You saw a pool on Houzz that would transform your Westchester, NY property into the ultimate getaway. You were dining out and loved the way a pergola … Continue Reading

Imagine a resort-style luxury pool and spa that brings vacation home. You’re not dreaming. The reality is, today’s hottest pool design trends are accessible, and you don’t have to travel to have it … Continue Reading

As the temperatures continue to fall, daylight hours get shorter, and the final leaves begin to fall off the trees. One might think this marks the end to another season in the landscape.  In one … Continue Reading

Whether you are a business owner or a property manager in the New Jersey area, your responsibilities when it comes to snow removal are the same. It’s important that you are ready for the snowfall … Continue Reading

If you  have been reading this series of posts, you will recall that my landscape design called for a rectangular cloister style pergola to be built off my client’s sun porch and garage. That shape … Continue Reading

Commercial Christmas decorating is one of those things that isn’t a necessity for your property, but it can have a huge impact on your foot traffic and reputation if you get it right. We’ve all driven … Continue Reading

Even though the Hudson Valley won’t likely see snow for a few months, property managers in Westchester County should be starting their snow and ice removal planning process now. Depending on the … Continue Reading

As promised, here is part two of the story of this landscape installation. The limestone terraces and wall caps were next up. I am very fortunate to have a stone mason that is as capable of building … Continue Reading

We often receive calls from clients in Spring and Summer, concerned about the health of their beloved landscape plants.  Maybe it was a planting done in honor of a departed loved one, or perhaps it’s … Continue Reading

A great client with whom I have a close relationship called more than a year ago to say she had bought a new house. Her last house was built from the ground up on a lake property we landscaped five … Continue Reading