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Stone walls and walkways: West Chicago landscape renovation, xeriscaping concepts

Pre- renovation. Greenery covered much of the front, and a tired block wall. HAD to go! the final product a year ...

A West Chicago garden progressional bloom (late winter through late spring:

West Chicago landscapers choice here. Easy to establish, first to bloom! Non native, but a beaut. Blooms in the dead ...

An uncommon shrub from a snappy Naperville garden

Bottlebrush buckeye (Aesculus parv.) A fantastic shrub for the woodland garden, or the shaded borders. Mounding habit to 10′ x 10′ ...

Wetland combinations only Mother Nature can create:

BUT, there is no reason why we cannot imitate! Here we see a native stand of Skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus)  and ...

Garden Structures (functional or not) can lend to the scenery and enhance the landscape.

Functional as well as handsome. Made from native materials found on site. Structures in the garden can add interest and ...

Landscape design for 2014- now is the time to plan for spring,so give us a shout!

We’d be happy to meet and  discus your landscape need: be it a new patio or a paver/brick driveway, garden ...

Witch-hazel ‘Arnold’s Promise’ (Hammemalis x med.) (click on pic)

A gem of a shrub: incredible sulphur-yellow spidery blooms in late winter- a stand out in the snowy landscape, plus ...

Hemaris thysbe (Hummingbird Clearwing), unusual and colorful moth (tap on photo)

What an incredible moth, hovering over a petunia in the late summer garden. A pollinator, a good thing!

Visions of a colorful spring to come (don’t I wish)!

It just finished snowing….and it’s only Dec. 8. Ouch. A long winter ahead? Would do some good if it were ...

Seasonal clean ups from Max’s Greener Places, West Chicago, Winfield, Wheaton

Fall or winter clean ups, including trimming of beds, and lawn clean up have been happening for some time,slowly- but ...

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