High Country Landscape - Ashland's Experienced Landscapers

Weeds in mulch beds are a common Ashland issue. Our approach involves first removing existing weeds, then applying a high-quality landscape fabric or biodegradable barrier before installing a fresh layer of mulch. We also recommend using local, coarse mulch types that better suppress weed growth and retain moisture in our climate, providing a longer-lasting solution.

Signs include standing water after rain, soggy patches, or erosion. Poor grading can damage foundations and plant health. We assess the drainage pattern of your property and carefully regrade the soil to create a gentle slope away from your home, ensuring water is directed properly. We often use local soil amendments to improve stability and promote healthy grass growth post-regrading.

We prioritize water conservation and soil health. For grading and weed control, we use techniques that minimize runoff and erosion. We recommend drought-tolerant native plants where appropriate and use organic mulches that improve soil quality. Our goal is to create a resilient landscape that requires less water and maintenance, fitting beautifully with Ashland's environmental values.