JAZ Landscape Solutions LLC

Plenty of affordable upgrades to this backyard! Sod install, lite trimming, weed/ivy control, new perennials, and new mulch.

Timber! Landscape Timbers pair well with straight line landscape beds. The wood brings a warm element to brick homes. This particular home has a significant grade change to the backyard. The Timbers start off at 4” above grade and end at 18” above grade over a span of 20’. The perennials added will produced flowers from spring to autumn!

Before and after on a 6’ Juniper install. All plantings are installed with a mix of compost, low dose fertilizer, and mycorrhizae culture to aid with transplant fatigue.

Just a light trim on a sunny Friday 😎

Mulch refresh on a landscape design finished last summer. It’s great to see tons of new growth on such a new landscape. 😊

Paver block tree rings are always tricky. This mature weeping cherry root structure was deep enough not to cause damage while re-leveling the paver blocks.

Everyone loves a good story: This was the former home of the 2023 New Baltimore Christmas tree which was donated by my customer. Left with a mess of stump ground material I was able to remove the remaining roots and debris, add fresh garden soil, rearrange/clean the rocks, plant perennials, and top with double ground black mulch. Grass seed to follow!

Boxwood shaping and few new replacement boxwoods today.

Some intricate pruning, landscape bed redefine, fertilization, fresh mulch. This property looks good now, but is absolutely stunning when the hydrangeas bloom.

Look who got new perennials!

Trim and mulch ready for the summer!

It’s planting season! Trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals we can help you choose the right one for your property.

Spring clean up makeover! Weeding, organic fertilizers, high quality mulch.

Random flagstone pathway to combat the heavy traffic access area to the backyard.

Switched over from cobble stone to mulch under these cedars for a cleaner look. New Victorian trench edging for smoother landscape lines and ease for the lawnmower. Refresh of cobble stone and added an additional privacy screen for the back patio.

Now is a great time to deadwood and corrective prune your weeping mulberry. Thinning now will help prevent mold and fungal issues in the upcoming months. Pruning now also allows you to locate and remove any major crossing limbs that may cause damage in the future. Make sure you are keeping the root flare exposed on your trees and shrubs to prevent rot and girdling roots. In this particular case approximately 6” of stone was moved away from the trunk of the tree (dark wet colored area).

Typically we have stumps ground out with a machine, but when landscape beds are filled with stone it can create hazardous conditions for the homeowner and equipment. The correct way to accomplish this job was hand tools and muscle!

Early Spring paver walkway to welcome in the 2024 landscape season!

A customer sent over a photo of their Lenten Rose (Helleborus) blooming. This species typically blooms in February-April in zone 6 (southeast Michigan) hardy perennial for your shade/filtered sun landscape. (Spent yellowing leaves are from last seasons growth. I recommend customers to keep all foliage until healthy growth in spring as this plant will stay green and not die back in mild winters.)

This smoke bush was due for its annual pruning.

Late season down spout diversion; this will help minimize the flooding in the backyard.

Customer had some debris left over from his summer projects and wanted to know if we could haul it away. No problem!

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Box Tree (Boxwood) Moth: New Detection, What to Look For, and Management The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) announced yesterday that a Box Tree Moth (BTM) sighting has been confirmed in Montgomery County (Dayton Area). This is the second discovery of BTM in Ohio.

Customer can’t grow anything but weeds! Weeded rock bed and dirt bed. In addition added soil conditioners for there heavy compacted soil. Using gypsum, compost, peat, live microorganisms cultures, top dressing of straw. Correcting poor soil doesn’t happen overnight but creating the right conditions can start now.

Some formal trimming on boxwoods today!

Have you thought about edible gardens? It’s easy and let us show you how!

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A thirty year old landscape redo on this north facing shade oasis.

This large lot needed some professional help, but soon enough it became the envy of the block!

Deck repairs and a gorgeous flagstone pathway install.