JM Landscaping has been sold!
It is now Murray's Market, Nursery and Landscaping LLC
The landscaping center will continue in operation
and the location and phone number remain the same.
Watch this space for the new owners and website.

Landscaping Projects by JM Landscaping
the four season gardening center

Patio Project This project involved building a new patio using Tumbled Bluestone. Smooth and durable, bluestone will last for many years.	Stone Walls Stone walls can create enclosures around the house, defining a cozy outdoor living space yet retaining the surrounding views.	Granite Cobbles Granite cobbles are a natural and durable product for edging steps and walks - fantastic!
Walkway & Planting We combined a circular patio with a brick walkway entry and planted Creeping Thyme in the cracks between the stones. A natural backyard planting sets off an exposed exisiting ledge.	Stone Steps Grading is important whether setting pavers or granite steps. Start with the correct angles and slopes. Preparation is 90% of the work.	Retaining Wall Separation of driveway from the entry is achieved with a stone wall that lessens the slope around the house, creating a comfort zone for walking.
Freestanding Wall & Patio A freestanding wall allows sitting on top and creates this friendly space by the home, with entry points at each end. This patio was made with 2'x3' Bluestone pieces — a natural for a woodsy setting.	Pavers Manufactured pavers can blend nicely with what is found in nature, such as beautiful stone found on site. A nice blending of materials is what we're after.	Elevation Changes Elevation changes can be challenging. Steps and retaining walls can provide access and planting beds for new plants. Here is a turnaround for cars and a pleasant access to the higher entry area. New plants further compliment the area.
Steep Hillside A steep hillside front entry can present difficulties but with the right materials, a welcoming approach can be designed.	A Variety of Projects	Granite Pieces of granite from the past can be beautiful when set fresh on a new site. Working collaboratively with other designers in the landscape industry can better everyone's result — especially the client's.
Stone Landings A series of steps should be broken up with stone landings if the site so dictates, making the walkway more comfortable to walk on.	Steps & Plants Sometimes an 8" set of stone steps is necessary for the scale of the building structure next to the steps. Add a mix of plants to soften grades and hardscapes.	Sod Sod is instant green to complement a new planting.
Miscellaneous	Miscellaneous 2012-14