Our team recently completed this dry stack moongate. This project is built entirely with no mortar and serves as a welcome entrance to a side garden we will be completing as part of a future phase. We enjoy completing creative and challenging projects. Please reach out if we can help you with your yard! … Continue reading
We just wrapped up the 2024 home and garden show. It was great to see many past clients and meet potential new ones. The garden was named after my wife, whose Maiden name is Matsumoto which means base of pine tree in Japanese. Please enjoy the pictures and try to imagine the smell of Hyacinths… Continue reading
January is a time when many of us pause to reflect on the previous year and look ahead to the one before us. It is also a time of year when we feel balanced between late fall work and the promise of a new spring. Here are some of our highlights from 2023. We share… Continue reading
From a polar vortex to the 51.5 inches of snow we’ve had, its been a long winter. Join us This week March 14-17th at the MSU pavilion for the Lansing home and garden show. Relax in the oasis we have worked on all winter to create and get your dose of an early spring. From… Continue reading
A lot goes into creating a new patio and corners can easily be cut. It is important for homeowners to know what to look for while their patio is being constructed to be sure it can be enjoyed for years to come. Base prep The most important part of any patio is the base. just… Continue reading
We have been receiving a lot of call’s lately from customers concerned with BWL’s tree trimming practices. It is a shame our historic neighborhoods are being robbed of mature canopies, but we’re here to help! Last fall I went out to look at a backyard in East Lansing that recently had three gorgeous maples removed…. Continue reading
I am often asked about the benefits of getting a landscape design made. Many customers are excited to get started with their project, and feel the design will hinder the process. After all, you have the vision in your head and have conveyed it to us, so what’s the point? Landscapes always turn out better… Continue reading