Michelle Glauser, Discount Landscaper

Paul to me: "You should start a landscaping company."

Time for yet another shift in career?

By procuring root barriers, trees, weed cover, and workers (myself included), and by finding a cheaper garden supplies place for the bark and rocks, the total cost of a recent yard project for Paul and Amy was at least $4125 cheaper than the estimated price. How happy to accomplish such a huge task so successfully. :D

New trees that will eventually provide shade to a window-filled kitchen:




A cited-by-the-city park strip before I worked on it:




Same park strip after, with weed barrier, landscaping rocks, a cleaned-up weedy hill, and bark chips:




Weed-surrounded, empty garden boxes (this picture is actually from 2010, so it's not quite true to the pre-project situation):




Turned into this, with weed barrier, bark chips, landscaping gravel, and a thriving and varied crop:




Yay!