Landscaping is an integral part of a healthy neighborhood

Improving the landscape of your home should be a natural part of the homeownership process. It reflects a caring and loving environment and detours undesirable subjects from entering our neighborhood. Adding plants and trees to our properties and parkways helps to clean the air, clean polluted urban runoff, make our homes and streets cooler, absorb urban noise, reduce stress and ultimately increases our property values. A single mature tree can absorb 48 pounds of carbon dioxide and release enough oxygen back to support 2 people in one year. Trees and plants raise the groundwater tables and help filter, catch and restore rainwater to the groundwater table. Properly placed shade trees can save a homeowner 58% on daytime ac, if you have it, or cool your home if you don't. The benefits of landscaping to a community are not only environmental. It improves the communities general well being.

 Please check our Plant/ Trees/ Gardening Resource Pages for more information.

 Thank you for keeping our neighborhood beautiful!