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As your expert lawn care company, Landworks knows how important water conservation is to our environment, not to mention your water bill. We have compiled some tips to keep your yard healthy and looking great while saving as much water as possible. 1. Don’t overwater. Learn the water needs of your plants, and water them…

In the Spotlight: Kyle Vanderpool, Landscape Designer, Industry Certified Kyle has been in the landscape industry for over 30 years, and Landworks has had the pleasure of having him on our design and management team since April 2014. Kyle has multiple certifications in the landscaping industry, he has taught hardscape certification classes, and has won numerous…

The perfect cozy spot for your morning coffee

Landworks receives another Landscape Improvement Award, presented by Mid-America Green Industry Council (MAGICouncil). The design for this back yard project included two separate paver patios (900 sq. ft. main patio and 225 sp. ft. patio), gas fire pit, sitting walls, dry creek bed, drainage, lighting accents and landscaping. We mixed clean line pavers along with pavers…

Everyone needs a backyard retreat…just in time for the cool autumn evenings.

Congratulations to our designer, Brian Stouse, for managing and designing the landscaping of one of our clients residences for them to receive Hallbrook’s community “Yard of the Month”. Well deserved…It looks fabulous! Photo courtesy of Hallbrook Life magazine, August 2016 Edition

As temperatures grow cooler and the days grow shorter, an important change is going on in your landscape. By altering the way they use available nutrients, your lawn, trees and shrubs are building up food reserves for the cold winter ahead. During this time of year, top growth slows down considerably in your plants. Rather…

Now scheduling sprinkler system winterizations. Service begin October 10 through November 30. Call today for priority scheduling!

Aeration is an important part of any good lawn care program. It strengthens your turf against drought and helps protect it from pests, diseases and weeds. Aeration pulls “plugs” of soil, thatch and grass about 2-3 inches long from your lawn. This process opens the soil and creates thousands of tiny growth zones that attract…