Here is some landscape pic

[jenkins landscapes]

Here is some work that was done over the summer want to know what everyone thinks:usflag::usflag

[jeffmoore]

Nice pics, really like the waterfall looks real good.

[KACYDS]

WOW, that looks awesome.............Thumbs Up

[TXNSLighting]

Lighting was installed wrong (daisy chain :nono:) but other than that, looks good.

[Junior M]

Ryan, can you elaborate on what's wrong? I've never fooled with landscape lighting..

[DLAWNS]

Nice work, everything looks great....especially the waterfall!

[yosoniamcool3]

looks good got more pictures (be for)

[jenkins landscapes]

i do ill post them in a bit

[jenkins landscapes]

I know about the daisy chain i had to go out of town but when i got back we fixed it it has a hub on it now

[Lawn Freak]

Looks good, In my honest opinion I could care less if the lights were daisy chained as long as they work. You do great work sir.

[jenkins landscapes]

ive got a lot of pic i wish i could post them all but u know so here are some more before and after pic let me know thanks

[jenkins landscapes]

thank you means alot

[jenkins landscapes]

thank you that means alot

[Lawn Freak]

Looks good, could use some work with bed edging but other than that it looks pretty good. I like the mulch you use too.

[TXNSLighting]

I know about the daisy chain i had to go out of town but when i got back we fixed it it has a hub on it now

fantastic!!!

[TXNSLighting]

Ryan, can you elaborate on what's wrong? I've never fooled with landscape lighting..

LV landscape lighting will have bad voltage drops on longer runs. So therefore runnin one wire and attaching fixtures down the wire, Your first fixture will have say 12v, but by the time you get to the end it will probably be under the safe 10.6v If its over 12v or under 10.6v you will have a very unsafe system, and be replacing bulbs like crazy.

[TXNSLighting]

Looks good, In my honest opinion I could care less if the lights were daisy chained as long as they work. You do great work sir.

Dont talk like that around me. You better care, if you care about a quality product.

[Green Finger]

that's a huge job. Good work the cut looks nice too.

[mowerbrad]

That waterfall/pond looks really good.

[STIHL GUY]

that looks really nice

[NEWGUYRI]

great work

[Twitchy]

Everything looks good, except for the ugly pvc pipe that is visible in the pond. And in the 2nd set of pics you might have planted to close to the grass edge. Next yr you'll be cutting the crap out of those plants. Did you build the steps in the 1st set of pics?

[Strick]

Looks great, alot of stone. Waterfall looks like you could just sit down in it on a hot day!

[jenkins landscapes]

yea we did all the work in the pic what did we plant to close to the grass

[TXNSLighting]

Post #11. third pic. Those plants are right next to the grass, and the edges are not straight. It should be redone. Woulnt take an hour.

[02DURAMAX]

Looks Great!!!

[StoneFaced]

The stairs look great! Can you explain a bit about the construction as far as base, footers, block, adhesives or mortar used? Any pics of your process?

[HBLandscaping]

Nice job(s) pics look good, can't wait to se some more

[yosoniamcool3]

looks good
the one by the water does the mulch or what ever is on top go in the water wash away

[StoneFaced]

You asked what everyone thinks right?

Here's what I think...The planting w/ the tiller in the bed...You have existing shrubs that need thinning, some are invasive and a couple look stressed. The new plants will look fine for a short while but will become invasive as well, a bit hodge podged.

The front planting...Too many straight lines, as least 1 arb will be a problem in a few years. The bed on the water edge...what they said.

The stone work, you said you built all of it? It looks pre-existing, aside from the repairs that were made on the top few courses that look to be reset or tuck pointed (the mortar isn't even close)...Are you sure you built that, because were talking about 2 completely different skill levels, when compairing that w/ the plantings. Not trying to be hard nosed, but what's up?