LandFX

Thanks to Fitlawns for this gorgeous install of a LandFX design!!! You guys knocked this one out of the park!!!!

Seth did a great job of refurbishing this old water feature last week!
Call him if you've got a project you need help with! 405.406.5862

Beware of over watering in high temps....plants will close their stomata in extreme heat to preserve themselves...if soil is moist or wet and they still look wilted....you could be drowning them....sometimes you just gotta give a little shelter.....use your patio umbrellas!

Seth can build a mean brick mailbox!!! His stonework is also amazing!! Call him at 405.406.5862 for all your landscaping needs!!

I'm proud to announce that my son, Seth Fieth is taking the reigns of LandFX as I retire to consulting and some design work!!! Seth has worked for me for 10 yrs now as well as for Kirby of Cottonwood Creek Masonry, and his skill and expertise (and strength/stamina) has surpassed mine on all counts!!! Were looking forward to this positive change! Please contact Seth at 405.406.5862 for all your landscape needs!

OKay everyone! Water your landscape beds tomorrow!!!! deep watering. Especially new plantings. It's crucial.

Loved spending the day hanging garlands and lots of other Christmas eye candy ...indoors..for some wonderful clients! Didn't know we did inside holiday decor? Call 405-413-3403

I hope you've watered your landscaping plants and flowers....please stay safe and warm and don't forget to call us if you need snow and ice removal! 413-3403

Make sure your landscaping plants and pansies are well watered today, even if we're expecting some rain....may not amount to much!

Beginning of 250' dry creek

Thanksgiving Weekend has always been our traditional bulb planting time! What about you?

Okay...so what happened to all your lovely Vinca Major, variegated ground cover? It has been reduced to strings...no foliage? Moths....this season we had moths...more than normal that laid eggs in it and the larvae ate all the foliage. Here's what to do. Cut it down....mow it, scythe it...use hedge trimmers, a sickle...don't try to destroy your w**d eater with it. Rake all the junk out, give it some fertilome tree and shrub food...and wait....probably til spring. In the spring when the sap begins to rise (late february, early march) hit the area with tree and shrub drench. It's systemic, meaning all insects that try to eat it will die. Or you can call LandFX and we'll deal with it! ( =