More Before and After Photos

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When bushes are not growing into each other they certainly do look better. When beds are weeded and new pine straw applied, this area took on the look of beauty. It took hands and knees work to get it to look this good.

Frankly, the bushes and the beds in the backyard only needed minor trimming. Now friends who visit focus on the beauty of the home and not on the unkept look of the grounds.

This view shows a path around her grounds that was supposed to separate the woods from the azalea bushes. We cleaned out dead tree limbs, and removed the weeds, brush and ivy. Lighting was dramatically improved when the vines were removed from the trees. She actually enjoys the walking path now.

Tree branches covering the azalea bushes didn't look beautiful, but once these two were separated, the beauty was restored.

From the back patio, this was the view. You could hardly see the lake. But after we cleaned out the brush, trimmed the trees and bushes, removed the ivy and cleaned the dead wood out of the bushes, she now has a beautiful view of the lake.

Once the overgrowth was removed, the owners and their guests could appreciate what was beneath the "jungle", and what was beneath was beautiful.