Spring Green Landscaping inc.

I used the Rotadairon attachment in the dingo as a tiller and was very happy. We did a three step process starting with just tilling the existing soil then adding amendment, then mixing all together. I was very happy, considering I thought I would only use it for lawn prep.

A fast and dirty restoration planting we recently completed. I quickly cover some of the practices I use while removing and installing small container plantings

A quick update on this bed redefining project I posted a little while back. Bark mulch installed and looking good.

Taking advantage of a nice morning rain to show some of the trees in the gardens. The rain really makes the colors pop. Japanese maples and interesting conifers are my favorite trees to design with. If you’re all interested, I’ll have to do another video like this when they are all leafed out.

As 2025 comes to an end, like other years, I enjoy looking back at work we have done, see what worked and where we can improve. To thank the awesome clients who allow us to do the quality of work we love to do. I personally would like to thank the guys, Joe, John, and Alex, because without them I wouldn’t be able to do any of this. To my wife Julie, thank you for the understanding, late nites, calls during dinner, nursing the aches and pains, and dealing with a sometimes grumpy and stressed out husband. I’d also like the thank the people who follow along here on Instagram and Facebook. It has become a hobby for me that I really enjoy (for the most part). Happy New Year everyone!