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"We Plan, You Plant" Landscaping Consultations
The winter months are a great time to re-visualize and pre-plan your landscape "issues" for the coming spring. Most of us have one or two small, key areas like a doorway, driveway entrance, or sidewalk border that could use a little "spruce"ing up or an overhaul and we are willing to do the work, but we don't know where to start. Knollwood Landscape Designer, Pat Flanagan, is ready to help you out: stop in between 10:00 and 2:00 on Saturday, Feb. 2 and Feb. 16, 2013 and he will help you come up with a creative plan of action suited to your needs. Be sure to bring a photo or sketch of your small project area, some measurements, and be ready to discuss the lighting, soil, and moisture in the area. When the weather warms, you'll know just what to plant and where...easy!
First come, first served; can't make it on these dates? Call Pat at (937) 426-0861 to find a time to meet.