Dirt and Stone Landscaping

About Dirt and Stone Landscaping

Spring arrives at Churchill Park in stages — snowdrops first, then the oaks holding out sullenly until everything else has gone green. Dirt and Stone Landscaping spends that stretch on the fine work: garden edging, splitting and transplanting whatever has outgrown its corner, restoring a garden that got away from somebody over a busy year. They mow, thatch and topdress lawns, aerate and overseed, and use organic fertilizing on garden and lawn together. They also move weight — boulder and large stone placement, garden walls in concrete segmental block or natural stone, stepping stone pathways, gravel driveways rebuilt, yard grading and stormwater control so central Connecticut's clay stops holding puddles. Come December they run holiday lighting through the trees and shrubs, which is a fair way to close a year that opened with snowdrops.