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A finished yard that feels at home in wine country
Grading, soil, planting, trees, gravel and borders installed together, so the yard looks complete from the first week.
Sounds like your yard
- A new home with bare dirt out back
- An old yard that never came together
- Beds and paths that do not match the house
Our method
Inland soil is often hard and rocky. We start by grading the yard so water drains away from the house, then improve the soil where plants will grow so roots can settle quickly.
Trees go in first, then shrubs and perennials, then gravel, mulch and borders. The order matters: it keeps the planting healthy and the finished yard clean.
What is included
- GradingShaped so water runs away from the house.
- Soil preparationImproved where plants will grow.
- Trees and plantingPlaced for shade, privacy and color.
- Gravel, mulch and bordersA clean finish that holds moisture.
Questions we often hear
Can you work with a new-build yard?
Yes. Bare new-build yards are one of the most common projects we take on.
When is the best time to plant?
Fall and early spring are ideal, but most planting can go in year-round with care.
Do you plant trees?
Yes. We choose trees for shade and size and plant them first.
Will you remove rocks and debris?
Yes. Site clearing is part of the prep.
