Grass worth walking barefoot on.
Regular, careful turf work is the base of every good yard. We keep the cut, the edges and the feeding on schedule so you don't have to think about it.
Book a turf walkthrough →Mowing
Cut at the right height for your grass, on a steady weekly or biweekly schedule through the growing season.
Edging & trimming
Crisp lines along drives, walks and beds, and trimming around everything the mower can't reach.
Fertilization & weed control
Feeding and pre-emergent timed to the Oklahoma calendar, so the turf thickens and weeds don't get a foothold.
Seasonal cleanups
Spring and fall cleanups: leaves, debris, bed refresh and a yard that's ready for the next season.
| Work | Months January to December | When |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-emergent weed control | Late winter and early fall | |
| Spring cleanup | March – April | |
| Mowing season | April – October, peak in summer | |
| Feeding warm-season grass | May – August | |
| Fescue overseeding | September – October | |
| Fall leaf cleanup | October – December |
General guide for eastern Oklahoma. Exact timing depends on your grass and the weather each year.
Shape that holds up when the color fades.
At dusk you see a yard as shapes: where the beds curve, where stone meets grass, what stands against the sky. We design for that, then plant for every season.
Book a design walkthrough →Landscape design
A plan for the whole yard, drawn around how you actually use it.
Planting beds
New beds and bed renovations with plants that suit Oklahoma heat, wind and red clay.
Sod
Fresh sod for bare or worn-out areas, laid and rolled for a clean start.
Stone & hardscape
Borders, walkways and stonework that give the yard its structure.
Oklahoma natives handle the summers, feed pollinators and look good in plan and in silhouette. We mix them with proven ornamentals where it makes sense.
The part of the house that's outside.
This is the paradise-in-your-backyard work: places to sit, eat, gather around a fire and stay out late. Light ties it together.
Book an oasis walkthrough →Outdoor lighting
Path lights, uplighting on trees and walls, and warm light where you sit. Set on a timer so the yard comes on by itself.
Patios
A level, lasting place for a table and chairs, sized to how many people you host.
Fire features
Fire pits and fire tables that become the center of the evening.
Pergolas & shade
Structure and shade for Oklahoma summers, ready for string lights.
Warm 2700K light, on a timer from dusk. No harsh white floods.
Not sure where
to start?
Most yards need a little of all three. Book a walkthrough and we'll tell you what we'd do first.