Cedar Ridge Landscape Inc.

Spring is coming now that the weather is breaking (hopefully).
Please contact us now about your 2026 projects.
Due to the late and lingering snow cover things will be moving fast and scheduling will be tight this Spring.
Hope to hear from you soon.

Call now to connect with business.

The Spring Flower show set up starts in Timonium Fair Grounds next week, this will be our 30th year at the show.
We have tickets available please call or email us if you want some.

Spring is coming, now that the weather has started to break (hopefully).
With the late snow cover things are going to be moving fast and Spring scheduling will be filling up.

Please contact us concerning your 2026 projects now.

We are also offering a referral credit of $100 for any referral that signs a contract with us over $1,500. Please let us know if you refer someone or make sure, they use your name.

Thanks for your support.

Check out the before and after pictures of this complete backyard transformation. We installed new retaining walls as well as a new porch. We also built a brand new shed from scratch that turned out beautifully.

We took this unusable space and turned it into a beautiful backyard area accessible from the deck and the basement.

Check out these before and after pictures of a large retaining wall that was installed on the backside of a hill.

Here are some before, during and after pictures of a job we completed over the summer. A big thank you to the Heaps family for trusting us with doing a complete outdoor makeover.

Before and after of our latest project in Perry Hall. Thanks, to Lehnhoff's Supply, Cambridge Pavingstones With ArmorTec.

Great info, thanks to Sarah levy

⚠️TOXIC FLOWERS TO DOGS IN SPRING⚠️

DAFFODILS & NARCISSUS 🌼
The bulbs, flowers and leaves contain alkaloids which can cause an upset stomach or cause vomiting if eaten. In extreme cases, they can even cause dogs to have fits. The bulbs are the most toxic part but even water in which daffodils have been standing can be poisonous so keep your dog well away.

TULIPS & HYACINTH🌷
The bulbs contain a toxin which can irritate dogs’ mouths and gastrointestinal tract, resulting in drooling, vomiting and diarrhoea. Serious cases are rare but heart problems and difficulty breathing are also symptoms of Tulip poisoning.

BLUEBELLS🪻
Bluebell plants and bulbs contain ‘scillarens’, chemicals that reduce the heart rate. This can cause vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy and disorientation in dogs.

LILIES 🪷
This family of flowering plant includes lily of the valley, calla lily and peace lily varieties, all of which are potentially toxic for dogs. The pollen, bulb and foliage of these plants can cause a variety of symptoms depending on the variety of lily, but the most common symptoms are vomiting, diarrhoea, lack of appetite and drooling.

It’s always safest to avoid planting these flowers in your garden or having them in your home. Whilst toxic poisoning caused by bulbs is fortunately rare, our vets do see an increase in dogs with an upset stomach after nibbling on garden bulbs.

If you suspect your pet has eaten a toxic bulb or plant, contact your local vet immediately

We would like to let everyone know that our Lead Foremen Isidoro Acevedo was The 2024 Employee of the year for Lawn and Landscape Inc. This was a National program and Isidoro was an easy choice.
Most of our clients already know and love Issy. We are blessed to have him and all our men.

It is that time! The Maryland Home and Garden show at Timonium Maryland. We always get questions about set up so here are some photo's from start to finish 3-4 men 4 days. Come check it out.
We are grateful for the support of Cambridge Pavers, Lehnhoff's Supply, Holly Hill Farms and The Perennials Farm