Gardens have the ability to draw us in, to relax us, and show the world just a glimpse of our essential selves at ground level. Gardens add an element of completion to the built landscape.
Understanding how and where to place plant material can make the difference between surviving and thriving. Spacing, soil amendments, and aesthetic arrangement all play a role in creating a bountiful, unified look.
Landscape restoration is a planned process that aims to restore ecological integrity in degraded landscapes (often the result of building, renovating or establishing new services). Restoration aims to rebuild ecosystems, to improve water quality, to re-habituate species, and to create healthier soils which creates healthier vegetation.
Trees and lawns are substantial-sized elements in the horticultural landscape. They, too, need health and care to thrive.
The secret to a beautiful lawn is in its underlying structure. A well-built lawn requires less maintenance and tolerates more wear. Spring and fall are the best times to install new lawns, but (with extra care) lawns can be installed throughout the growing season.
We consult with and contract a certified, tree-climbing arborist for specialist tree work. We work together to make a plan for tree health and rejuvenation, cabling, re-shaping, and removal in limiting areas.
Heritage offers individual or small-group training on topics such as plant health and care, maintenance techniques, and planning basics.
Heritage offers individual or small-group training on topics such as plant health and care, maintenance techniques, and planning basics.
We love speaking and sharing with others about the growing and building of landscapes. And as proponents of lifelong learning, we are happy to work with classrooms and community groups to share and engage. We enjoy exploring trends and technologies and engaging on environmental topics.