Little 5 Points/Candler Park-Irrigation and Tree Install

Irrigation was roughed in over the winer then completed in early May. After the irrigation was done it was time to plant some really nice trees. 2 30 gallon Shishigashira Japanese Maples were added in the front, one beautiful 50 gallon Seiyru Japanese Maple was planted in the back along with a Peve Minaret Bald Cypress (bottom photo).

Chastain Park-Bryn Mawr Lane-Completed

Chastain Park-Bryn Mawr Lane

This project was done over the course of a few months. Delays from winter weather, tree cutting permits from the city and some buried septic tank issues delayed us a few times but the job went smoothly and turned out nicely. The entire landscaped area of the property was irrigated, new front foundation and some new plantings in the back were added..a flagstone patio and stacked fieldstone wall with new masonry veneer on some existing steps were parts of a fairly extensive hardscape project. Fescue sod was installed in back and Palisades zoysia sod for the front lawn.

L5P Irrigation

Work Continues in L5P on irrigation. I'm about 90% complete and will wait till it warms up some for valve installation.

Little 5 Points-Irrigation

Just getting started on this irrigation install. If you have followed my blog, you have seen this house before. I have done a good bit of planting here over the last two years. This is an intensely planted yard and the homeowners both travel a good bit...the plants started to suffer this past summer and we decided that it was time for a irrigation system that could water consistently and protect their investment. Stay tuned...

Collier Rd.-Atlanta Completed

Well, I spent almost exactly a month out on this project-like any large project there were changes & revisions along the way, but I am pretty happy with the final product. This property was totally changed-50 years worth of "old growth" was almost totally removed, new drainage and irrigation systems installed, a Windsor block wall was added and installed to level the back yard and facilitate drainage, new plantings and 16 cubic yards of hardwood mulch were added along with 4200 s.f. of "Palisades" Zoysia sod. I would have liked to have used bigger and more plant material, but the focus of the homeowner was on turf and a generally clean appearance/open spaces. A good bit of the plant material included in my original landscape plan was omitted or moved as the process played out, but I think I made it work and the customer is pleased...which is the #1 goal...always. The final touch will be a new asphalt drive and parking area-which will go in after some interior renovations to the house are completed.