Landscaping Services
Landscaping Services
From landscape installation & removal to bush & tree trimming... We do it all!
We provide a variety of landscaping services including landscape removal / installations, mulching, bush & tree trimming, retaining walls, and landscape edging.
R & R Lawnscaping is the only call you need to make for all your landscaping needs.
Landscape Removal / Installations
R & R Lawnscaping can create a highly personalized and custom landscape design solution for your property. We tailor every project to your requirements and space. Our team works with you from conception to installation to ensure the landscape vision is executed precisely.
Mulch
Mulch is simply a layer of material laid over the top of your soil. This material can be made out of almost anything, however mulch is typically organic. You can use mulch for garden beds, flower beds, lining the edges of your yard or just to change up the appearance of a section of your yard.
Save yourself a trip to the hardware store, and save your hands and knees from the dirt. Our professionals will ensure that you get the best quality mulch and installation.
Bush Trimming
Bush trimming is one of those tasks that a lot of homeowners avoid. They either don't have time, don't want to damage their plants, or some just lack the knowledge. If left alone bushes and shrubs become overgrown, lacking the flowers or leaves that usually made them desirable in the first place.
Not trimming your bushes can leave them large for a while, but what actually results is the interior branches stop getting sunlight and nutrients. Eventually the bush becomes too big to support itself, and begins to decay or thin out. The wood becomes unproductive, meaning fewer flowers and lowering the overall appeal of your landscape.
Regular bush trimming allows your plant to grow healthy and retain its natural shape. It promotes fresh growth, more flowers, and an overall stronger shrub. However, each shrub has its own ideal season and method of pruning.
Ornamental Tree Trimming
Unlike pruning bushes or many fruit trees, pruning ornamental trees—such as Dogwood, Flowering Cherry, or Magnolia—involves mostly thinning to enhance natural branching patterns, open up views to trunks, and reduce the overall density. Although growth habits vary between tree types, the basics of thinning and redirecting apply to most. Some trees need very little, if any, pruning.
Retaining Walls
Retaining Walls can be constructed from various materials including railroad ties, landscape timbers, pressure treated lumber, natural or manufactured stone, brick and more. Retaining walls can serve many different purposes including preventing erosion, raised planting beds, creating more usable space, layering landscape beds, controlling drainage, maximizing water usage and more.
Landscaping Edging
Landscape edging is a permanent, hard material that supplies a crisp edge between areas of the garden. From a practical standpoint, landscape edging keeps grass from spreading into surrounding garden areas. At the same time, it prevents soil or mulch from the garden from spilling onto the lawn. Landscape edging also corrals pathways made of loose material, such as gravel or mulch; it maintains clearly defined walkways while keeping the path materials in place.