John Richmond Landscaping, Inc.

What a beautiful space. Newly planted Cora White Vinca for summer color. The Oakleaf Hydrangeas in full bloom and the Kaleidoscope Abelia accents the bench garden nicely.

What a stunning landscape transformation. Removed large boxwoods and added new plantings designed by . Plant material include John Baldwin Boxwoods, New Green Freedom Boxwoods, Little Missy Boxwoods and Hardy Gardenia Azaleas provided by Saunders Bros. Fantastic job once again by Javier and crew.

New landscape install on a recent wintery day. Wonderful job Nelson, Armando and Carlos along with their crews.

Backyard landscape planting and sod around new open porch and Hillbrook Shed. Design by . Way to go Armando and crew!

Boxwood pruning, shaping and thinning well under way. Properly thinned American Boxwoods in first two pictures. Third photo are Varder Valley Boxwoods (front row) and Green Mountain Boxwood (back row). All from .

Outstanding job by Travis and his crew. Landscape design by Wendell Welder. Masonry work of front steps and walk by Gary Daniels.

Well established landscaping firm seeking responsible and dependable Bookkeeper with Payroll & HR experience to work alongside our President & Managerial Staff.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for Bookkeeping duties, Payroll & HR, and provide administrative and operational support as needed.

Hourly position with 7:30 to 4:30 Monday through Friday schedule. We have great benefits which include paid time off, health insurance, retirement plan savings & more.

Compensation based on experience.

Submit resume, and approximate date of availability to Denise Simpson at [email protected].

Finished project. Great job Nelson, Carlos and William.

Progress photos of a curved slate pathways with decorative chalet stone surround. Check back soon for photos of the finished project!

Newly installed sitting area borders are popping with flowers! Pictured are Muskogee Crape Myrtles, Bobo Hydrangeas, Kaleidoscope Abelia and Allium Millennium .

Recently completed dry stack stone wall terrace bed and obelisk garden with espalier fruit trees.

Progress pictures of a Belgard paver patio walkway and circle kit at . Landscape design by Wendell Welder with .

Happy Independence Day. We will be closed in observance.

The beautiful, rich colors of Echinacea Coneflower Pow Wow Wildberry and Hybrid Daylily.

Beautiful June blooms: Purple Butterfly bush, red Begonias and white New Guinea Impatiens.

We will be closed in observance of Memorial Day

John Richmond Landscaping team members Tom Belden and Karen Merica had the opportunity to check out the new Incanto exhibit at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden during the recent Central Virginia Nursery and Landscape Association meeting. The Incanto exhibit will be on display until Oct 29th.

Would you just look at those Peonies 😍

Nepeta Catmint provides both blue/purple blooms and silvery gray foliage. Great low growing, mounded plant for beds.

Perfect timed lawn applications by Richard and ideal weather for tall fescue turf make this lawn Emerald Green 😍

Gorgeous bed of Otto Luyken Laurels and Abelia. Great job Travis and crew!

Hardy Gardenia Azaleas showing off! Just gorgeous 😍

Backyard Makeover in Church Hill. Design by our own Tom Belden. Hardscape and landscape installation by Armando, Alejandro and Juan.

Recent cleanup and mulching has this property ready for Spring.

Spring is here and so are the blooms! Pictured are Mt Airy Fothergilla, Cherokee Brave Dogwood with Nikko Deutzia, Cherokee Princess Dogwood and Lavender Creeping Phlox.

Armando, Juan and Alejandro have another happy landscaping client. This time near Kilmarnock. Way to go team!

We have begun routine maintenance for the year. This yard was expertly cut by Francisco, Gerardo, Nesima. Nice job!!

Well, hello there Spring. Pictured are Forsythia, Pansies and Camellia.

Thankful for the opportunity to volunteer with the Central Virginia Nursery and Landscape Association to get Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden ready for Spring.

Front planting enhancement in the Fan on this warm February day!
Pictured are Kings Gold Cypress, Cinnamon Distylium and Gold Carex grass.