Wentzville & St. Charles County
Landscape Design & Installation in Wentzville, MO
Thoughtfully designed landscapes that complement your home, boost curb appeal and thrive for years. From vibrant plantings to purposeful garden beds, our designers handle every detail from consultation to installation.
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Our landscaping services
Plant Installation
Professionally selected and installed plants suited to your property, from foundation plantings to privacy screens.
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Annual Color
Vibrant seasonal displays that complement your landscape and keep your property looking fresh.
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Rock & Mulch Installation
Quality rock or mulch installed with a clean, finished look that protects and defines your beds.
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Edging Installation
Clean, defined borders between beds and lawn for a polished, finished appearance.
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Stepping Stones
Stepping stone paths that make your yard easier to walk and give doors, gates and patios a clear, finished route.
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Sod Installation
Transform bare or struggling areas with fresh, same-day sod from Keeven Brothers Sod Farms.
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Grading
Shape and level your site to promote proper drainage and a functional finished grade.
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Drainage Solutions
We identify problem areas and redirect water away from structures and vulnerable areas.
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Irrigation Services
Properly designed irrigation for consistent coverage while reducing unnecessary water use.
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Landscape Lighting
Low-voltage up-lighting, path & patio lights
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Water Features
Low-maintenance water features that bring soothing sound and calm to your yard.
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Landscaping FAQs
+Can you redesign an existing landscape bed?
Absolutely. We can work with existing plants you want to keep while removing or relocating plants that no longer work with the space.
+What plants are best for full sun in Missouri?
Great full-sun options include hydrangeas, salvia, ornamental grasses, daylilies and many flowering shrubs and perennials.
+What plants are best for shade in Missouri?
Hostas, hellebores, astilbe, ferns and oakleaf hydrangeas are strong choices for lower-light areas.
+Can you transplant plants?
In many cases, yes. It depends on size, species, health, location and time of year — we'll evaluate each plant first.