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- Olathe, KS, 66062
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- (913) 782-5982
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Landscaping looks complex. Really it's simple. It all begins with listening. We listen carefully to you and put the right plants in the right places. Details matter. That makes all the difference. Make a statement with your entryway. ...
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Master Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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See MoreMaster Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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Master Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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See MoreMaster Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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Teacher's Landscaping & Irrigation Did you know that Matt Cline is one of only five to have received the Certified Irrigation Contractor designation in Kansas? Call today to learn how Teacher's Landscaping & Irrigation can help you...
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Master Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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See MoreMaster Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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Teacher's Landscaping & Irrigation Many thanks also go to Bret Bourquin who designed our fabulous website...and he just keeps getting better! Our team has so many great ideas! I'm very proud to work with this group of professionals who have a real passion for what they do! Les
Teacher's Landscaping & Irrigation Hey everyone! The Teacher's Landscaping and Irrigation Team met today to discuss ways to improve our Facebook value. As in all we try to do, we want these improvements to give our clients greater access, education, and service! Many thanks go to Bethany Spilde! Bethany is at the top in social media and knows more than ...anyone I know about how to put people in touch with people and the things they need and want.
Teacher's Landscaping & Irrigation A survey by the Society of Real Estate Appraisers revealed that 95% of the appraisers believed that landscaping adds to the dollar value of residential real estate, while 99% of them said it enhanced the sales appeal of residential real estate.
Teacher's Landscaping & Irrigation Studies reveal the landscaping can increase the value of residential and commercial property from 5% to as much as 20%...
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Happy Client in Leawood
Master Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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See MoreMaster Gardener, Bev, on her new retaining wall. This retaining wall was completed today for Bev, a Leawood, Kansas resident and master gardener. Bev had an existing retaining wall made of limestone slabs that were crumbling into pieces. Sh...e wanted to hide this unsightly wall and create mo...
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March Gardening Tips
Here are some tips to help ensure your plants come through the winter and are ready for new spring growth. Water all plantings, especially those put in the ground last year. Soak the root zone now that the ground has thawed. Check mulch depth aro...und hydrangeas, azaleas and other tender plants like Pieris. Add mulch around the base of the plant if less than two-inches deep. Mulch other areas one to two-inches in depth to protect plants from cold, early spring weather. Mulch also helps the soil retain moisture and slow weed growth. Cut back grasses to three-inches before the dead stalks shatter and new growth emerges. Remove all dead foliage from perennials. Apply pre-emergents like Treflan or Preen to garden areas to inhibit the germination of weed seeds. Read package labels to make sure these chemicals are compatible with your plant varieties.
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See MoreHere are some tips to help ensure your plants come through the winter and are ready for new spring growth. Water all plantings, especially those put in the ground last year. Soak the root zone now that the ground has thawed. Check mulch depth aro...und hydrangeas, azaleas and other tender plants like Pieris. Add mulch around the base of the plant if less than two-inches deep. Mulch other areas one to two-inches in depth to protect plants from cold, early spring weather. Mulch also helps the soil retain moisture and slow weed growth. Cut back grasses to three-inches before the dead stalks shatter and new growth emerges. Remove all dead foliage from perennials. Apply pre-emergents like Treflan or Preen to garden areas to inhibit the germination of weed seeds. Read package labels to make sure these chemicals are compatible with your plant varieties.
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Les Cline, Kansas native, is a former elementary school teacher who has designed & installed landscapes for over 20 years. What started off as going door to door, offering a free master plan to those wanting to make garden improvements – soon became a full time job. ...
