If you need the benefit of our design and horticultural expertise to pr   oduce a “to scale” plan, our design staff is ready to work with you.
After a preliminary consultation to ascertain your design needs, we will offer an estimate for a design package that will include: mileage, telephone time, measuring, drafting and creative time—usually two to three meetings until landscape plans are finished. The plan will include: the base plan to scale, planting plan with plant list, lawn, deck, patio, shrub and path layout.

  We will schedule a personal visit with you to look over your yard and discuss how you want to use it. Will you be doing outdoor entertaining? Do you need to accommodate children and pets?

Then we’ll prepare a proposal for construction and installation, based upon sound construction techniques and your needs—large or small. This may be offered as a firm bid, a maximum/minimum cost range or time and materials.  Whether or not we do the initial design, Winterbloom experts will apply proven installation techniques specific to your landscape. We purposely avoid an assembly line approach as we craft a retreat built to serve you.

To make the experience comfortable for you, we let you know what to expect and keep you up-to- date during the project. Our approach is “anything for the client.”  Winterbloom selects and installs plants to ensure the health of your landscape. We even provide a growing season guarantee on the plants we provide. And we remain nursery-independent, so we have no motive to use up over-stocked plants.Of course, Winterbloom always remains available to answer your horticultural questions, and we manage all work in an environmentally friendly manner.

We are focused on a sustainable approach to maintenance. By sustainable, we mean creating a balance among plants, soil, animals, insects and humans. This balance becomes an eco-system that can sustain itself without the use of synthetic and petroleum-based pesticides, herbicides or fungicides. Working with the cycles of nature, improving the soil and having a tolerance for change, are important practices in sustainable gardening.

You can choose from a variety of maintenance options:

For a landscape that needs help, we can remove organics from your landscape; primarily shrubs, leaves, briers and weeds. This could also include pruning and gardening.