The landscaping services provided by RH Design Concepts includes landscape bed maintenance, pruning, weeding, edging, fertilizing, and mulching. Take the first step towards creating improved curb appeal. We construct new beds with properly screened topsoil, remove shrubs and small trees, and finish the look with fresh mulch or stone. Let our team begin helping you and contact us about your landscaping project.

Landscaping and property maintenance are essential to making your outdoor space look amazing. All of our landscape objectives can certainly make a great impression. Our specialty is making sure the project turns out as you intended. RH Design Concepts is dedicated to going above and beyond to ensure the correct installation methods and safety precautions are taken. Talk to our team today and learn more.

1. Planning and Design

• Assessment:

  • Evaluate existing conditions: soil, plants, hardscapes, drainage, and overall layout.
  • Identify any issues or limitations, like poor drainage or shaded areas.

• Design:

  • Define objectives: aesthetics, functionality, or a specific theme.
  • Create a layout: sketch or use design software to map out plant locations, hardscaping elements, and other features.
  • Choose plants and materials: select species suited to the climate and soil, and materials that complement the design.

• Budgeting:

  • Estimate costs for plants, materials, labor, and ongoing maintenance.
  • Adjust design to fit budget constraints if necessary.

2. Site Preparation

• Clearing:

  • Remove debris, old plants, and any unwanted structures.

• Soil Preparation:

  • Test soil for pH and nutrient levels.
  • Amend soil as needed with compost or other soil conditioners to improve fertility and drainage.

• Grading and Drainage:

  • Ensure proper grading to direct water away from buildings.
  • Install or improve drainage systems like French drains or catch basins if necessary.

3. Implementation

• Hardscaping:

  • Excavation: Dig and prepare areas for patios, walkways, walls, and other non-plant features.
  • Construction: Lay foundations, set stones or bricks, and build structures.

• Planting:

  • Preparation: Dig planting holes, prepare soil amendments, and plan spacing.
  • Planting: Place plants according to design, ensuring correct depth and spacing. Water thoroughly after planting.

• Irrigation:

  • Installation: Set up an irrigation system like sprinklers or drip lines.
  • Adjustments: Configure timers and adjust settings based on plant needs and weather conditions.

4. Maintenance

• Routine Tasks:

  • Mowing: Keep lawns trimmed and healthy.
  • Pruning: Regularly trim trees and shrubs to promote healthy growth and maintain shape.
  • Weeding: Remove weeds to prevent competition for nutrients and water.
  • Fertilizing: Apply appropriate fertilizers to support plant health.
  • Pest and Disease Control: Monitor plants for signs of pests or diseases and apply treatments as needed.

• Seasonal Tasks:

  • Spring: Clean up winter debris, fertilize, mulch, and start planting new growth.
  • Summer: Manage watering schedules, control pests, and maintain lawn and plant health.
  • Fall: Rake leaves, prepare plants for winter, and perform any necessary repairs or updates.
  • Winter: Protect plants from extreme cold, check for damage, and plan for spring projects.