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Moving a Tree in Kent, CT
Today we moved a tree for a client in Kent, CT. This tree was the biggest I’ve moved so far with the new tractor/loader/backhoe. Even with 4000 lbs. of lift, we were right at the upper limit with the machine … Continue reading
Brick and Granite Patio Installation in Redding, CT
Here is a brick and granite patio being installed in Redding, CT. A design you don’t see everyday. When discussing materials for patios with our landscape clients, I always suggest using materials that already exist on the property and house … Continue reading
Landscape Renovation in Bridgewater, CT
I lot of people can put plants in the ground and a lot of people call themselves landscape designers but that doesn’t mean they are good at what they do. I had an opportunity to redesign this landscape in Bridgewater, … Continue reading
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A day in the life of a New Milford Landscaper
I’ve been a landscaper a long time, over 30 years to be exact. I started my business when I was 12 years old. Along the way, I received a degree in Horticulture and another in Landscape Architecture. I still love … Continue reading
Update on a Landscape for a Historic House in Ridgefield, CT
Last fall we landscaped this house in Ridgefield, CT. After 20 plus years in business, this has been one of my favorite projects to date for many different reasons. First, the homeowners were really excited about having a nice garden. … Continue reading
Landscape Renovation in Bridgewater, CT
A lot of people can put plants in the ground and a lot of people call themselves landscape designers but that doesn’t mean they are good at what they do. I had an opportunity to redesign this landscape in Bridgewater, … Continue reading
The Right Plant in the Right Place. Smart Landscaping.
I’ve witnessed a lot of silly things over the years when it comes to landscaping. Some from weekend warriors but I’m sad to say that I’ve also witnessed a lot of things from ‘professional’ landscape companies. From trimming trees … Continue reading
Landscape Design in Bridgewater, CT: Getting the scale right.
We have a landscape design and installation project in Bridgewater, CT. When designing the front entrance to the house, I thought it would be a nice touch to add a picket fence. The thought behind the fence was that it … Continue reading
Planning for Outdoor Entertaining in Washington, CT
This blog post comes to you through a recent conversation I had with a landscape client regarding an outdoor entertaining area. I posed a question regarding use. How did they plan to use this new outdoor room and with how … Continue reading
Landscape Designs Connecticut
My drafting table was getting full and my file draws were stuffed with landscape designs. After twenty plus years in the landscape design and installation business, it was time to clean house. 5 huge armfuls of landscape plans, as much … Continue reading
Native Landscape Planting New Milford, CT. A low maintenance, deer resistant garden.
When we bought the property, which would eventually become our home and the base for Designing Eden, we had quite a bit of woods on the 10 acres. The woods were composed of both hardwoods and Red Pines. Within a … Continue reading
Landscape Installation: Dealing with Poor Soil in Bridgewater, CT Landscape
At Designing Eden we pride ourselves on our soil work prior to planting a new landscape. Why? Because 90% of plant problems occur below ground. It’s my feeling that one of the most important parts of any new landscape is … Continue reading
Functional Table or Landscape Focal Point?
I like this table. I have a lot of boulders on my property so anything that utilizes boulders sparks my interest. The problem is, even though it is a cool looking table, it might not be the most functional table. … Continue reading
Small Space Gardening in Lakeville, CT
Just because space is limited, doesn’t mean you have to forgo a gardening space. Below is a small garden which was carved out of a patio space. The owners, who live overseas, typically only use the property for a short … Continue reading
Plants for Winter Interest:Form
No matter what the weather is like outside, choosing plants which have a unique form, structure, or growth habit makes sense when trying to extend the growing season. Here are some favorites which will light up the winter landscape. As … Continue reading