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Hand pruned a 40 foot yew hedge. Better than shearing
Weeping willow growing fast in the newly drained yard
front view of our house. These 60 foot Norway spruce save us a lot on cooling
Patch of eastern Prickly Pear. We don't need to bring this species inside
Got this for $250. And it runs :D
The lawn is almost done growing for the year. No chemicals here
The bark on this oak provides winter interest
Red corkscrew hazelnut (going dormant). These are fun.
Crabapple gets pruned soon
Bad pic of the Dragon Lady holly. Best one in Lancaster county.
The Ginkgo just lost it's leaves
Asian Pear ready to be pruned
Winterberry holly going dormant
The Christmas trees are all trimmed and reay to sell
Hinoki cypress (bad pic sorry)
The Southern Magnolia is almost as tall as the house - in Pennsylvania!!!
Japanese umbrella pine. Very fun plant
How bout this dry laid natural stone retaining wall
Out back - the new dry laid natural stone retainer.
Built this out of railroad ties and old brick
Looks rustic (built to all the building specs)
Atlas cedar had an interesting start
Before pic of a customers ivy bed. That is all bermuda grass.
Young weeping beech. Very fun plant
Young Western white pines planted some years back
American sycamore in the woods
Example of how a root flare should look
Some arbs I take care of.
When 30 foot Douglas firs look this fancy, you know I've been around (in pennsylvania they need to be sprayed for needle cast every year, or they won't thrive)
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