Bane Landscape Co.

Some finish grading and topsoil on this gravel with Palisades Zoysia sod laid in these milder temps.

When it greens up it should be beautiful!

100’ of Flagstone walkway flowing through

Bane Landscape is seeking to add more lawn care customers for the upcoming growing season!

Message or call (601)-757-2762

A beautiful and functional dry creek bed installed at the Whatley residence.

20 pallets of St. Augustine later.

With Rainbow Landscape

Fall is in the air at the Whatley residence.

A nice glow-up in this space.

Updating my page with some work we’ve done lately. Fall is for planting!

Landscape design and build.

A great time to be planting right now!

Another 6’ fence.

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601-757-7262

Low-maintenance was key with the job.

Fall is the best time for planting. Give me a call today!

Just a little tip to avoid a mulch volcano!

Mulch is important to the health of your landscape. When it is applied properly it helps hold moisture in the soil, prevents w**d growth, regulates soil temperature, and protects the trunks of trees and shrubs from lawn equipment.

❌But when mulch is applied incorrectly, it can harm your plants. A common example of harmful mulch application is the mulch volcanoes you see around trees.

✅When applying mulch around trees and shrubs in the lawn, don’t mound it up around the trunk. You want it to be 3 to 4 inches deep and extend from the trunk 3 to 6 feet around the entire tree. Don’t allow the mulch to touch the trunk. Pull the mulch 2 to 3 inches away from the trunk to prevent problems, including disease and rodent damage.

➡️This Extension publication provides more information about how to mulch, the different types of mulch and how to calculate the amount of mulch you need: http://ow.ly/oORS50Mua5V