We’d be happy to meet and discus your landscape need: be it a new patio or a paver/brick driveway, garden walls, a new shade garden, or maybe an updated garden. We also do consultation, and offer professional arborist advice. Click on photo.
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Landscape design for 2014- now is the time to plan for spring,so give us a shout!
December 12, 2013 by MAXCategory: Landscape design and installation, NATIVES Tags: commercial landscapers naperville, downers grove, ed max, edible landscapes, full service landscape services, il, landscape maintenance naperville, landscaping with natives, maxlandscape.com, naperville gardnes, naperville il, Naperville landscaping, naperville stone designs, patios | Comments (0)
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Landscape design and renovations: winter is a good time to begin the process. Get in touch!
November 19, 2013 by MAX- Now is a fine time to consider a fresh garden design ; plan a spring and summer collection for the wooded garden, or a more traditional design, with pavers, flagstone pathways, perhaps a water feature and landscape lighting? Call us @ Max’s Greener Places, maxlandscape.com, ask for Ed Max, designer, cert, arborist, and natutralist
the best colors can be seen in the early wildflower garden,
Category: Landscape design and installation, NATIVES, Stone gallery Tags: bed care, certified arborist on staff, custom gardens, edible landscapes, Geenva, Glen Ellyn, il, IL landscaping, Il. shade gardens, landscape advice, landscape care, landscape consultation, landscape design, landscaping in Downers Gorve, lanw and bed care, lawn care, max's greener places, maxlandscape.com, Naperville, native landscapes, native trees, native wildflowers, naturlaist, Oak Park, pruning, shade gardens, St. Charles, stone installaton, tree care, trimming, water gardens, water retention, water-loving plants, West Chicago, Wheaton, wildflower beds, Winfield | Comments (0)
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Native sumac family: three season plant, and offers up a delicious tea as well!
November 17, 2013 by MAXFruit of sumac: fun huh? AND you can make a healthy natural tea! A common, and native species, easy to grow.
Fine, lacy foliage plant family- they can tend to colonize, which can be a good thing in a spot where you can let them run. Add in the rich fall colors of sumac glabra, shining sumac, staghorn sumacs. (Rhus) See maxlandscape.com for more info. The lemonade is delicious- strained!
Category: NATIVES, Shrub group, what's in bloom: Tags: color in the landscape, ed max, edible landscapes, il, landscape design, max's greener places, maxlandscape.com, natives, su-tea, west chcicago | Comments (0)