Danville Landscapers

DANVILLE, KY

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"... #2c2c2c;">the job went fine, they did what they said they'd do for the price they promised, and cleaned up. i have no complaints. the price was higher than some...."

"... does a great job. i have used them for over 4 years and they were always on time. my yard looks great and i never have to worry about the work getting done. my neighbors always comment on how great my yard looks and i have referred them..."

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Danville Landscaping Articles

Dwarf plants give giant impact to landscaping

The dwarf deodar cedar "Feelin' Blue," is a low-growing shrub that grows to just 2 feet tall and 6 feet wide. (Photo courtesy of Ellen Goff)

Are you looking ideas for a low-maintenance landscape with big impact? Consider dwarf plants, such as cherry trees, scrubs and evergreens, which can help your yard look better longer with minimal maintenance.

Why old fuel is bad for your lawn mower

By having your mower inspected each year before you need it, you can ensure it will run properly once you’re ready to start it up and extend its life. (Photo by Grant Smith)

Dear Angie: I purchased a new lawn mower last summer. Now, after sitting in the garage for the winter, it won’t start. What could be the problem?

Pest management tips for organic gardens

Making sure your plant is living in the proper environment is a simple way to ensure longevity and avoid pest infestation.

Pests can be a major problem for organic gardens. Los Angeles garden pro Larisa Code provides pest management tips for organic gardening.

How to design a dog friendly yard

The author's toy poodle, Beamer, loves to play in the grass. To keep your pets safe, use organic lawn care products. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Meddin)

It’s no secret…we love our pets, and we love our lawns. Unfortunately, the two don’t always live in harmony. These tips can help you combine functional space with beautiful landscaping that you and your pet will enjoy.

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Danville Landscapers Reviews

"... a contractor. quick to return phone calls (and e-mail!), showed up as promised, did a high-quality job. will definitely use again...."

"... and shrubs were gone on tuesday. price seemed completely reasonable for the work performed. 2 polite guys showed up, did the work, and were gone before i knew it, and the areas where they worked were entirely cleaned up...."

"... a nice job. they were reasonably priced and the price was close to other estimates i received. a few plants died and they came and replaced them...."

"... a contractor. quick to return phone calls (and e-mail!), showed up as promised, did a high-quality job. will definitely use again...."

"... back to me to set up an appointment. he was able to quote me on the spot and was professional. his crew was very friendly and we went over the details of the project. no problems start to finish and the hedge and lawn look great...."

"... said they would. they sent out professional, good quality people to do the work. their cleanup was great!..."

"... and prompt. they stayed committed to the end and the results are great. we are please with their work and service and i will use them again in the future...."

"... for me, but they called me back. i found out that they had been cleaning my sister's driveway for free for years. i wanted them to come and clean up the stuff on her property and they said it was too much and they couldn't do it, but they would continue..."