Property Service Solutions
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Company Background
3 Rivers Landscape is a trusted, locally-owned landscaping company serving River Falls, WI, and the surrounding area. We understand the unique challenges homeowners face here, particularly with yard drainage issues that can lead to soggy lawns and dying shrubs. Our team specializes in diagnosing and solving these common local problems. We provide expert solutions, from improving soil grading and installing French drains to selecting and planting hardy, Wisconsin-native shrubs that can thrive in our specific climate and soil conditions. Our goal is to create beautiful, functional, and sustainable outdoor spaces that enhance your property's value and curb appeal while solving the practical issues that plague many local yards.
Q&A
What are the most common reasons for shrubs dying in River Falls yards?
In our area, the most frequent causes are poor drainage and winter damage. Saturated soil from improper grading can drown roots, while freeze-thaw cycles heave plants and damage root systems. We assess your soil composition and yard grading to identify the exact cause and recommend solutions, which may include improving drainage, amending the soil, or selecting more resilient, native plant species suited to our local conditions.
How can I tell if my yard has a drainage problem?
Signs of poor drainage in River Falls include standing water for more than 24 hours after rain, persistently soggy soil, erosion, and moss or fungus growth in grassy areas. You might also notice water pooling near your home's foundation. Our team can perform a professional assessment to map water flow on your property and recommend targeted solutions like regrading, channel drains, or dry creek beds to protect your landscape and home.
What landscaping solutions work best for River Falls' climate and soil?
The best approach combines smart grading for drainage with plant selection suited to our region. We often recommend installing French drains or catch basins in problem areas and using native, deep-rooted plants and shrubs that tolerate our clay-heavy soils and seasonal moisture. A well-designed landscape not only looks great but is engineered to manage water effectively, preventing the root rot and winter kill that commonly affect non-native plantings here.

















