Hall Landscape Design

About Hall Landscape Design

Where the ground starts to tilt toward Mount Veeder, lawns are rarely rectangles — they step, they curve, they run out into oak shade. Hall Landscape Design works with what a slope gives: mowing terraced turf, edging along retaining walls and stone, trimming the shrubs that hold a bank together. Beds are weeded and mulched, thin turf is aerated and overseeded, and feeding is timed to the wet months when roots will actually use it. Autumn on those hillsides drops oak leaf by the barrowful, and clearing it is half the season's work. What's left is a hillside yard that looks tended rather than overrun.