$49 Landscape Design Our $49 design fee includes consultation at your home or business with one of Meadows Farms' landscape designers, a design sketch, and estimate for installation. Call or follow the link below to make arrangements to meet one of our 34 Landscape Architects and Designers at your home for a 1-2 hour consultation and design sketch. Meadows Farms design and installation features a huge selection of screening evergreens, trees & shrubs. Also, patios & walks, retaining walls, custom stone work, ponds & water features, outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, fire pits & much more. 703-327-5050 301-353-0606 www.MeadowsFarms.com Ask our Landscape Designer about financing options Landscape office hours Mon.- Friday 8am - 4pm Landscape services are not available in the Richmond area served by Great Big Greenhouse | |
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 | Privacy screening special purchase Green Giant arborvitae - 6 feet tall regular price $279 now 5 for $1100 installed* Green Giant arborvitae is our most popular fast growing, tall evergreen for screening. Green Giant is ideal in full sun, but will tolerate part sun and light shade. Larger sizes are available. Just added - Schip laurel 4-5 feet tall - Special Purchase were $199 now $149 each 5+ $109 each installed Large Japanese maples - Weeping red leafed varieties 4-5 ft. and 5-6 ft. spread Now $50 off installation - Bloodgood, Red Emperor & green leaf palmatum 8-10' and larger $100 off installation * Installation price includes the plant, labor for planting, and delivery for installation contracts of $1000 or more. The installation price does not include soil amendments or mulch that might be required. Trees and shrubs installed by Meadows Farms are covered by our Lifetime Warranty. Five or more special purchase discount cannot be combined with other offers. Offer expires April 15, 2019. 703-327-5050 301-353-0606 www.MeadowsFarms.com Landscape services are not available in the Richmond area served by Great Big Greenhouse | |
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Spring Mulching Special Free pre-emergent weed control with mulch installation - Mulching and planting bed maintenance - Deer repellent application - Mosquito and tick repellents - Lawn and landscape fertilizing and pest control - Weed control in the lawn or planting areas - Organic lawn and garden controls - Now is the time for spring lawn renovations - core aeration, topdressing with compost and over seeding Contact our lawn and garden maintenance department for a free estimate on any of our services Call or contact us through our website for a free estimate 703-327-5050 301-353-0606 | |
Let us 'Plant a Little Happiness' for you Visit our garden center, select trees or shrubs and we'll arrange to deliver and plant in locations that you specify. (Available at most Meadows Farms locations) | |
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 | Garden Nuggets - Many of the area's popular blue mophead hydrangeas have suffered stem dieback from the winter cold. This is common in recent years, and experience suggests that with new growth the shrub will attain nearly its original size, but the first late spring flowers will be lost. Recent hydrangea introductions such as Endless Summer are remontant, flowering on last years' stems, but also on this years' new growth. So, flowers will be late, but there will be blooms by very late spring or early summer. - Dead stems of hydrangeas should be cut back to the first live leaves. This can be done by pruning individual stems, or with hedge shears. Pruning a few live leaves won't hurt a thing. In several weeks bare stems will be covered by new growth. - Oakleaf hydrangeas and summer flowering hydrangea paniculata varieties such as Limelight rarely suffer winter injury in our area, so pruning is unlikely to be necessary unless the purpose is reducing the size or shaping. Now is the time for this pruning. - April is an ideal time to plant deciduous and evergreen plants, and by mid month the threat of frost is usually past so it's safe to plant more tender annual flowers. - Reduced rainfall in recent weeks has drier out many saturated lawn and landscapes. Still, many trees and shrubs suffered in last years' excessive rainfall, and it is likely that some will not have survived. Most trees and shrubs begin to leaf out in April, so damage should soon be apparent. - Don't be worried that your crapemyrtle hasn't shown signs of life. Often, the first leaves are not seen until the end of April, or even May. The short period of cold we experienced this winter is unlikely to have damaged any but the most recently planted crapemyrtles. | |
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Lifetime Warranty on trees and shrubs we install Meadows Farms offers the only Lifetime Warranty on installed trees and shrubs in the area. Also, many pavers for patios and walks are covered by a 5 year warranty on materials and workmanship. With extreme temperatures and droughts seemingly every year, the long term protection provided by Meadows Farms warranty is increasingly valuable in protecting your investment. | |
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| 12 month no interest financing available for Landscape installations Looking to update your landscaping? Add screening, a new patio, walk, or deck with our convenient financing options. Easy online application and quick approval so you can make decisions today instead of delaying projects. No interest if paid in full within 12 months with regular monthly payments. Visit our website for more information or to apply online for financing. | |
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Ramblin' through Dave's garden blog |
| An early spring update As early spring progresses and I am more regularly out in the garden, it is clear that the cursory clean up of the garden was inadequate. Yes, the clearing of piles of leaves brought hellebore blooms into full view, but the current sloppiness is hardly acceptable. Additional raking is necessary, or perhaps the rapid decay that follows spring rains and warming temperatures will beat me to complete the task. There is little doubt that the insulating and moisture retaining benefit of a covering of leaves also moderates the warming of the soil, thus delaying growth of Solomon's Seals that now barely poke through the soil, but not through several inches of leaves. I can hardly complain, but these few seventy degree days make one anxious for all of the spring garden to arrive at once. | |
| GREAT PEOPLE WANTED We are currently interviewing for Landscape foremen positions for our Chantilly and Fredericksburg VA locations with openings in our Planting, Hardscaping, and Maintenance departments. Landscape foremen are paid top of the trade, with a full benefit package. Inquiries from Landscape Architects and Designers are welcomed at any time, though hiring is typically done in late winter. Apply at our Landscape office in Chantilly Virginia, online at MeadowsFarms.com, or contact our office at 703-327-5050. | |
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