We diagnose why plants failed before choosing replacements, so the same loss doesn't happen twice.
Replacement plants are chosen for Peyton's sun, wind, and alkaline soil.
Soil is refreshed in each planting hole, giving new roots a better start than the original plant had.
Plant size, quantity, and soil work set the price. Replacing a few perennials is quick and affordable, while swapping out several shrubs or trees takes more time and larger plants.
Many new home landscapes are installed in summer heat, into compacted soil, with spray irrigation that misses the roots. A second try with amended soil, drip lines, and better timing usually succeeds.
Dry winter wind and sun can scorch evergreens. Placing them away from the harshest exposure and watering during dry winter spells helps.
Rabbits are common in Peyton. We favor plants they tend to skip and suggest simple wire guards for young shrubs through their first winters.
Replanting often leads to moving plants to better spots or improving the soil. See our Peyton landscape design services for more, including full bed renovations when a quick refresh isn’t enough.
We walk the yard, note gaps and struggling plants, and talk through why they failed.
We pick replacements suited to each spot and price the plants and labor.
Dead plants come out, soil is refreshed, new plants go in, and drip emitters are adjusted.
