our services

Bring your yard to life with coastal-smart landscaping and hardscapes built for Gulf Coast Mississippi weather. We design with salt-tolerant plants, proper drainage, and durable pavers, stone, and retaining walls. From Biloxi to Bay St. Louis, your outdoor space will look great and stand up to heat, sand, and storms.

Upgrade patios, decks, pergolas, and outdoor kitchens crafted for the Gulfport–Biloxi climate. Our team uses hurricane-ready construction and materials that last in salt air. We also provide seasonal refreshes and ongoing care to keep your space show-ready year-round.

Get a healthy, Gulf Coast–ready lawn with custom plans for St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia grasses. We handle mowing, edging, weed and chinch bug control, and irrigation tuned to sandy soils. Expect a greener yard from D’Iberville to Diamondhead—without the hassle.

Reliable, year-round property maintenance tailored to coastal Mississippi homes and businesses. Services include bed edging, mulching, pruning (palms too), storm prep/cleanup, and debris removal. Stay compliant with HOA needs and keep curb appeal high in every season.

Aeration and overseeding are complementary lawn care practices that improve lawn health by creating core aerator holes in the soil and then adding new grass seed. Aeration reduces soil compaction, allowing air, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone, which promotes healthier, deeper root growth. Overseeding then introduces new, resilient grass varieties to fill bare or thin areas, thicken the turf, and improve the lawn's resistance to drought, disease, and weeds

Lawn dethatching removes the thick, spongy layer of dead organic matter called thatch to improve grass health by allowing water, air, and nutrients to reach the roots. You should dethatch when your grass is growing actively, ideally in the spring or early fall for cool-season grasses and late spring for warm-season grasses. Use a manual dethatching rake for small jobs or rent a power rake for larger areas, making sure the soil is moist but not wet. After dethatching, you may need to overseed to help the lawn thicken.

Fertilizing involves adding nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to soil to enhance plant growth and health. You can use both organic materials (manure, bone meal) and inorganic products (synthesized fertilizers), applying them in various forms (granules, liquids) by methods such as broadcasting, mixing into soil, or dissolving in water.

Greenhouses provide a controlled environment to protect plants and extend growing seasons, allowing for year-round cultivation of vegetables, fruits, and flowers, as well as seed starting, propagation, and protection from pests and weather. Beyond agriculture, they can also be used for other purposes, such as a peaceful space for meditation, an artist's studio, or a wildlife habitat.