My Latest Landscape

[PerfectEarth]

Here's a job I just finished today....LONG story. Just figured I'd post a few pics. Just me on this one- have a ton of pictures. I did not do the paver work but the paver contrator is the guy who led me on to the clients. 2 zones, nice irrigation system... turned out nicely and they are gooing over it.

[PerfectEarth]

Couple more...

[Travis E]

Looks really good, big difference there. I'm just starting in on doing landscaping but I'd like to see that in a a few years because i would think it would look too busy when the plants get bigger?!

[PerfectEarth]

Yea, I'm going to be the one maintaining it... I do dense plantings! A lot of the items I actually want to grow together- others, I'll selectively prune to keep them in check. They wanted a "natural" landscape that didn't hide the building (i.e. low). I've already explained to them how the stuff is going to behave in the next few years! Nothing a pair of Felcos can't handle!

[Travis E]

Yea, I'm going to be the one maintaining it... I do dense plantings! A lot of the items I actually want to grow together- others, I'll selectively prune to keep them in check. They wanted a "natural" landscape that didn't hide the building (i.e. low). I've already explained to them how the stuff is going to behave in the next few years! Nothing a pair of Felcos can't handle!

I just did a landscape that they had a locol nursery design, so many plants that would get so big so we ended up pulling a lot of them and making our own design but still tried to go by the plans somewhat but if they wouldn't be kept up then you'd be pulling a few out in a few years.

[JNyz]

Nice job. How much did you sell it for? My guess 5700.00.

[PerfectEarth]

$5,700? haha, right! My costs in material was around 3,400...

[KevinACrider]

Yea, I would be closer to $7500 or even $8000 if that was my job. Very nice work, looks great!

[PORTER 05]

ya $8000 + , look amazing, good job, nice dump!