Customers ask me...
...a lot of questions. Pruning and plant care are among them, but my favorite one is the one that comes every year at Christmas, as we close up for the season. "What are you going to do this winter with all of that free time??" Well, vacation wasn't on that list. Snowplowing was one thing we did a lot of. And we also spent a lot of time getting ready for Spring. The plants are being potted as we speak, cleaning and painting and renovating and planning are still on going. We'll be opening both facilities soon and look forward to seeing you here!
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One thing we did this winter...
...that we are very proud of is winning a professional excellence award for two projects we recently completed. The portfolio of pictures for these projects can be viewed at http://www.clarkfarms.com/ along with the rest of our landscape portfolio. Check it out. There are some really cool projects to see. |
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One of the reasons...
 
we were able to create these award winning landscapes is because of our Landscape Division manager Mark Butler. Mark recently reached the pinnacle of his field by receiving the coveted Landscape Architects "stamp." It takes many years of apprenticeship in a design office and a grueling exam before anyone is awarded the title of LA. He is now officially licensed by the state and is eager to help you create that special landscape you've been dreaming of. And with his newly acquired credential, you can rest assured the job will come out right. Areas where Mark might be able to help you include: - Master & Site Planning
- Patios, Driveways & Decks
- Outdoor Living Spaces
- Environmental Design & Permitting
- Planting Design
- Fencing & Pergolas
- Landscape Lighting
- Swimming pools, firepits and outdoor kitchens
If you'd like to talk to Mark about a project email him or call our office at 783-8844 or you can meet him at our open house on April 9th. |
Besides creating... 
...award winning landscapes, we are always happy to help you maintain your existing landscape. If you're afraid you might be cutting your hydrangeas at the wrong time or burying your rose grafts in too much mulch, you may be right. We'd be glad to give you an estimate for getting your gardens in great shape for Spring!
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