Softscaping Services

Hardscaping includes non-living elements like pavers, rocks, concrete, fences, gates, and fountains. In contrast, softscaping involves living elements such as grasses, flowers, groundcovers, shrubs, and trees. Combining both hardscaping and softscaping creates a balanced, aesthetically pleasing landscape.

When planning your landscape design, it's best to start with hardscaping. Hardscaping establishes the structure and shape of your outdoor space, creating the foundation for softscape elements. By installing hardscapes first, you ensure that the integrity of the land is protected and that softscape elements can be added seamlessly to enhance the overall design.

Softscaping refers to the living, horticultural elements of landscaping. This includes plants, grasses, flowers, groundcovers, shrubs, and trees. Softscaping focuses on adding color, texture, and natural beauty to your outdoor space, complementing the structural elements provided by hardscaping to create a harmonious and vibrant landscape.